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PS: There are pictures and truth in the original text. I am just writing a process here.
1. Create a restore point :
Start system protection first .
1. Right-click "This PC"----"Properties----"System Protection;
2. Switch to the "System Protection" tab, in the "Protection Settings" panel, select the disk (usually the C drive, because the system is generally installed on the C drive) where a restore point needs to be created, and click "Configure" below.
3. Check "Enable system protection", adjust "Maximum usage", and confirm.
When you go back to the System Settings dialog again, you can see that drive protection is enabled.
At this point, system protection has been activated.
Then create a system restore point .
In the "Protection Settings" panel, select the disk for which a restore point needs to be created, click the "Create" button, enter the name of the "restore point" in the pop-up box, and then "Create", and the system will pop up the progress of "Creating a restore point" After a while, a "Restore point created successfully" prompt box will pop up.
At this point, the restore point is created.
Second, use the restore point to restore the system:
1. Right-click "This PC"----"Properties----"System Protection;
2. Switch to the "System Protection" tab, in the "Protection Settings" panel, select the disk (usually the C drive, because the system is usually installed on the C drive) that needs to restore the system, click "System Restore" on the top, in the pop-up box Click "Next".
3. Select the configured restore point, the next step;
4. Click "Finish" to restore the system.
5. When the "System restore cannot be interrupted after startup, do you want to continue?" confirmation box pops up, click "Yes";
6. Restart the computer and the system restore is complete.