The following screen usually suggests a recent restore point and your last critical update.After processing, a window appears with two buttons at the bottom click Next.In the System Properties window that opens, in the System Restore section, click the System Restore button.Navigate to the Start Screen and type restore.Select a restore point and click the button to start the restore process.If you know the date your problem started, check the box next to Show more restore points. The following screen suggests recent restore points and your last critical update.After processing has finished, click the button.Press the Windows key, type Create a restore point, then press Enter.Click the button to start the restore process.If you want to restore Windows to that date, click the button.Īlternatively, if you know the date your problem started, select the Choose a different restore point option and click the button. In the System Restore window that opens, the date of the most recent change or update to your computer is recommended, by default.At the top of the System Properties window that opens, on the System Protection tab, click the System Restore button.Press the Windows key, type restore point, and then press Enter.

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