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hello everyone.this mdtech here for another tutorial today I will be showing everything you need to know about system restore in Windows 10 system restore itself is not a new feature it was introduced back in Windows millennium edition which was released over 15 years ago and what it basically does is it allows the user to revert or computer state including system files applications registry keys and different settings to a previous playing time which can be used to recover from different system compatibility issues or just to troubleshoot issues that come up on a regular basis while using the Windows operating system but I did want to make a tutorial showing how to resolve this issue so it's very simple if we type into the Cortana search bar here we can just type in system restore if we click on create a restore point it's located under the control panel if we click on that we see under system properties that our main drive the protection is listed as on where you can configure restore points by clicking on the configure tab here we see the assistant protections currently on and we can see the amount of space that is currently occupying on our desk that is the maximum amount allotted for system restore generally I would say under 10% is more than enough I mean right now we're only at 2% because that is what our current usage is and like I was saying if it's currently disabled this is how you can enable it by clicking on turn on system protection then click apply and ok we can create a system restore point by clicking on the Creed button and then we can type in whatever name we want this restore point to be listed as I typically like to do the date that I am creating this is from a store point because I find that to be the easiest but if you want to type in installed like updates or something so you can keep track of it anything is fine see that right now it's creating a restore point doesn't take that long to create a system restore point depends on how old the computer is and that sort of thing make sure that the store point was created successfully and now how you ask your performance system restore is if you click on the system restore button right here we can see we get a dialog window here saying restore system files and settings we click on next now it's important to note that system restore will not delete personal documents pictures or files or that kind of thing it's more like I said earlier rolling back Windows updates and registry entries and that sort of thing so what we want to do is just select on whatever restore point we are looking to go back to now we can also in addition to this instead of just going right back to the restore point we could also scan for affected programs to see if there are any programs that are coming up as being changed or modified during this window between when the system restore point was created and now so it will give you an idea of what might what may be changed or deleted to restore now this is a fresh computer so I'm not really expecting anything to show up here so we see that none were detected and we've seen this box that would tell us any programs that would have to be deleted in the process of restoring our system and down here would show any drivers or programs that might have to be restored or modified to an earlier state there could be compatibility issues of any program is listed down here so basically how we could do it just click on whatever stored point we want to go back to click on next to tell us the drive that it's going to restore to tell us a timestamp of when the restore point was created and it's going to tell us a name in which we provided this restore point we can click on finish this one started system restore cannot be interrupted do you want to continue want to click on yes I'm going to fast-forward through a little bit of this and once we get something new I'll be right back harder we want on back the computer restarted we just have to insert our password for the computer okay so we can see System Restore completed successfully the system has been restored to this date that we made the system restore point the documents have not been affected all right so hopefully this will resolve your issue if not I do have another video about how to run automatic repair in Windows 10 to help resolve other issues and there are other troubleshooting methods that may go into in later videos but this is a very simple and basic way on how to help resolve very common computer errors please like comment and subscribe for more content in the future and I will see you in the next one bye