Like all others are saying, short, concise and to the point, none of the waffling on with unnecessary technical jargon like other "tech people", thanks for this little gem,
Just as many others have commented, your tutorial was easy to follow because you repeated the commands to where I could actually take notes for future reference. Clear and to the point! However, I recall years ago restoring my desktop to a restore point that was in the past, that is before I started experiencing computer issues. I'll give this instruction a try and see what happens, hopefully I will get my audio back.
Thank you so much. I had kept pushing off making restore points cause I thought they'd take many hours to create. Safe to say I was pleasantly surprised.
Thanks im baked asf right now and you're very slow and clear at explaining this pc stuff its tuff.If you thing about it, a PC is like a challenge/puzzle that us humans have to decipher ,figure it out,advance...ect Thank you
Hi. I liked your video. Pls could you write the steps: step 1,2,3 …. It will be easier for me , I’m a person from the old school, this new for me, but I want to learn. I’ve been seen your videos. 👏👏👏👏 thank . 😊
I put system restore on the desktop, that way it is easy to use. Unfortunately windows 10 comes with system restore turned OFF, so you have to go into windows to turn it on, and other videos here show you how to do it.
You did a great job in making this video easy to understand & follow No let me say tutorial now that the right word! because you helped us to understand what &why we are doing this. i salute you sir for having and most important using your common scenes in making this from people 8 to 80 can follow this. again good job P.S. keep zooming in on your work it helps us understand faster!
Quick Guide if you don't want to watch this: Click Windows button, type Create a restore point in the search bar, it listed at top, click enter to open it fast, if didn't work just continue, in the window, below Protection Settings click create, name system restore point, click create. To open it hold Ctrl with R to open the run window, type rstrui.exe, it'll open the System Restore window, click next, you might see 1 restore point or a few, if you don't see yours, click show more restore points, it may be there, click yours and finish. Your computer will restart, it may be a while to restore everything.
Sorry I didn't watch the video, what is system protection? I have two main drives: SSD C: system drive and HDD D: other drive, BOTH are very important, I need to make a restore point..... should I turn on System Protection on both?
Great job. Can you do one on how to set up a weekly restore in Windows 10? I can't work out how to do this at all and it is really helpful to have it automatic like on earlier windows systems
I want to create a restore point before I follow steps to fix Windows Media Player which has stopped working and I want to know if it’s safe to do so? Will anything change or get deleted when I create a restore point? Should I attempt to disable the restore point after everything is solved? I don’t quite understand what exactly happens when I create a restore point and I don’t know if I should simply find an alternative to Windows Media Player, please help?
can i use restore point to a pc which was made in another pc. (both pc configuration is same, both are windows 10) acctually i want to copy system settings to another pc
I went to create a restore point as I often do, but this time was different. Under available drives there was a strange drive on the list the had a network drive path. How do I get rid of it?
i did all that restore point thing but when i got bsod stop error "fault in nonpaged area" my pc goes to diagnose then automatic repair so idecide to do the restore point at advance option but it says i did not create restore point... how is that?
my furthest restore point i can go back to is only about 3 weeks, i know that won't fix my problem that i have recently. how can i restore my computer to even further back?
This video was easy to understand, to the point w/o a lot of useless banter, and the info was correct and succinct. Well done. AJS
yea
Like all others are saying, short, concise and to the point, none of the waffling on with unnecessary technical jargon like other "tech people", thanks for this little gem,
Now this is how everybody should make a tech video. No any bluffing, just pure methodical stuff.. Subscribed for the channel🤟
Jesse😂
Just as many others have commented, your tutorial was easy to follow because you repeated the commands to where I could actually take notes for future reference. Clear and to the point! However, I recall years ago restoring my desktop to a restore point that was in the past, that is before I started experiencing computer issues. I'll give this instruction a try and see what happens, hopefully I will get my audio back.
This is how tutorial should be - Straightforward and Informative.
You actually zoomed in so I could see what you were referring to! Nobody ever does that. Thank you!
anyone watching after 5 years?
8 years now 😃👍🏻
Yup
😂😂@@Nikola08p
8years
Yeahh 😅 we still are, just forgot, that's all 😊.... 7 years
Short, sweet and to the point...er, the Restore Point, that is. Thanks, great job!
GREAT VIDEO with No nonsense No MUSIC Straight to the Point
Just go to control panel click recovery click restore.
thanks
Straight to the point no messing around. well done, good on you buddy. thanks
bro im doing this 6 years later and it still works, thanks
u mean 5 years
Thank you so much. I had kept pushing off making restore points cause I thought they'd take many hours to create. Safe to say I was pleasantly surprised.
Creating this restore point before downloading a game, just in case LOL
William S. Sameee
Same but for among us
Me to except I got a Huion tablet and it has a past of BSOD's.
@@conutux722 why tf would u need a restore point for among us?
Because with blue stacks i don’t know if it’s secure to download among us for free so just in case
Thank You Very Much "How-To Desktop" for this awesome tip. Keep up the good work and HAVE A NICE DAY !
Thanks im baked asf right now and you're very slow and clear at explaining this pc stuff its tuff.If you thing about it, a PC is like a challenge/puzzle that us humans have to decipher ,figure it out,advance...ect Thank you
Thanks much for a simply explained short video! Sometimes (like now) less is definately more! GREAT JOB!
Quick and to the point love it!
Doing this 3 years later and 1 day. Thank you sir🔥🔥🔥
It helps you install older version of your system if your current windows gets corrupted.
Hi. I liked your video. Pls could you write the steps: step 1,2,3 …. It will be easier for me , I’m a person from the old school, this new for me, but I want to learn. I’ve been seen your videos. 👏👏👏👏 thank . 😊
thanks a lot, finally I set my first restore point....
Thanks dude you're the best
Glad I could help
Thanks dude! im going to turn off my antivirus and do something risky and you might have just saved my PC! Thanks again and, wish me luck!
I put system restore on the desktop, that way it is easy to use. Unfortunately windows 10 comes with system restore turned OFF, so you have to go into windows to turn it on, and other videos here show you how to do it.
You did a great job in making this video easy to understand & follow No let me say tutorial now that the right word! because you helped us to understand what &why we are doing this. i salute you sir for having and most important using your common scenes in making this from people 8 to 80 can follow this. again good job P.S. keep zooming in on your work it helps us understand faster!
I create a restore point every day and last week I needed one and the PC was good as new make one every day so you too can restore your computer!!!
Quick Guide if you don't want to watch this:
Click Windows button, type Create a restore point in the search bar, it listed at top, click enter to open it fast, if didn't work just continue, in the window, below Protection Settings click create, name system restore point, click create.
To open it hold Ctrl with R to open the run window, type rstrui.exe, it'll open the System Restore window, click next, you might see 1 restore point or a few, if you don't see yours, click show more restore points, it may be there, click yours and finish.
Your computer will restart, it may be a while to restore everything.
Sorry I didn't watch the video, what is system protection? I have two main drives: SSD C: system drive and HDD D: other drive, BOTH are very important, I need to make a restore point..... should I turn on System Protection on both?
2:10 have to catch the damn train CJ
Super helpful! Thanks so much! I was able to follow along with the steps while he explained them.
Great video Is there a way to save it on usb? Or disk?
Thanks so much man just got into pc gamming and have soooooo much Tom learn about PC's so I dont crash my system
Thanks so much works fast easy and very helpful you got a subscribe thanks for the helpful info
Good video BUT this only creates a restore point for drives with PROTECTION ON. How do you turn the protection ON for the drives you have?
you click on Configure to turn on system protection on a specific drive
Super easy video. Very clear and simple solution. Thanks.
Thanks this really helped me alot.Since mine is really new!
Is this useful
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I love u, u really helped me a lot. If ur computer is affected with virus and u run the system restore will the virus still be there??
Is that solution to fix blue screen of death
i did 9 format yes 9 but when i know that there's something named restore point i never did a format agin in my life thank you so much
This feature is really helpful if your computer encounters a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). I really recommend it highly
thanks man I knew how to fix it before but luckily you remind me
straight to the point. earned my subs bro!
Great video! question though. Let's say I come across some crippling Malware/virus. Will this method completely resolve my issue?
Also if I install software and can't uninstall it the traditional way would this method work to remove all traces of the software?
Remember you'll need to be running with a supervisor account or have access to a supervisor password.
you do realise its default to have a adminostrator account
@@TrialBTW kids with their parents on the laptop or system
Great job.
Can you do one on how to set up a weekly restore in Windows 10? I can't work out how to do this at all and it is really helpful to have it automatic like on earlier windows systems
How do you make a restore point today from a previous date, lets say I want to restore it back to 10 days ago.
yeah that's what I was hoping to learn too. So what if you can restore back 2 minutes
It doesn’t go back to the date you choose!
Thank bro..you save my day.very easy to understand the step.
cool..but pc will restore to that point in time when you created it or?
Thank you for posting this video - Man .... do I miss Windows 7 - Thanks again, great video.
Excellent video. U are so good at explaining. However, I want to go back to several days ago. Not same day do what u said.
Thank you so much, great video tutorial, that was a great help to me.
thank you really helps a lot to me youre video...keeping contact for more videos...
thank you, i dont thought that it would be that easy
Thanks for your helpful advice.
Using this right after i went through the long hell of automatic repair loop.
SAME
Yep
THANKS!
im using this just incase my computer broke again like what happen along time ago and its just fixed a couple month ago
Excellent Video. Clear, simple and presented very well.
Thanks Buddy, you did a great job. It was easy to follow and you did not waste any time.
Thank you so much it was really helpful. God bless you
will this also recover applications you had downloaded or just files
Hi
Thanks so much for this you were so helpful.
How do you change the date to a week or a month earlier
Fluent, fast, fun to learn, Thanks......
Thank you so much this video help me lot😘😘😘😘😘😘
I want to create a restore point before I follow steps to fix Windows Media Player which has stopped working and I want to know if it’s safe to do so? Will anything change or get deleted when I create a restore point? Should I attempt to disable the restore point after everything is solved? I don’t quite understand what exactly happens when I create a restore point and I don’t know if I should simply find an alternative to Windows Media Player, please help?
Thanks, very nice vid
Glad you liked it!
is there a way to disable the automatic creation of a restore point when you install something for example
Excellent instructional video. Thank you
Hey man, thanks. You helped me alot!
can i use restore point to a pc which was made in another pc.
(both pc configuration is same, both are windows 10)
acctually i want to copy system settings to another pc
I went to create a restore point as I often do, but this time was different. Under available drives there was a strange drive on the list the had a network drive path. How do I get rid of it?
Thank you sir this video is very helpful
Very helpful and solved my problem.
Awesome video!!! Can you make a video on how to make a complete back up of the laptop and save on external drive? Thanks!!!
Thank You ... that was very easy to understand and follow ... very quick & easy to do ...
Thank you for this tutorial 😄
Legends watching in 2022 before downloading mac os theme in pc
LoL
i did all that restore point thing but when i got bsod stop error "fault in nonpaged area" my pc goes to diagnose then automatic repair so idecide to do the restore point at advance option but it says i did not create restore point... how is that?
my furthest restore point i can go back to is only about 3 weeks, i know that won't fix my problem that i have recently. how can i restore my computer to even further back?
The restore point i setted a few months ago is gone what happened
important features especially when installing software. why? in case of bad files or problems on uninstall and such
Thank you, this worked well!
How to create system restore point on different drive? or can we move ?
So that I can reduce write in my ssd
can i go back to the previous restore point and still have all existing restore points there so i can just alternate between them?
Searching for "restore point" does not work in other languages.
Do I need more storage? I have 256GB on my system drive
I created a system restore point two weeks ago, and know that I want to use I get a message that no restore points exist on my computer.
Hey I know this video is 3 years old . But can I system restore if previously I didn’t create a restore point?
How do I get back into windows
I got a bosd after I updated my gpu drivers and it says no restore points have been created
Sir I created restore point but after some days restore point will deleted automatically. What' the solution for this problem. Advance Thanks
Hi, I have seen vertical line on my laptop screen but laptop has not been broken.why did it happen sudden. How can I fix it
Hello nice tutorial but how I choose a restore point like I a week before no the same day it’s possible ?
I am glad this tutorial helped you.
Thank you - Very helpful, job done Nov 2024
you dont say what to do when you get to confirm your restore point, what do you click, finish or cancel?
what if i want to re-store to an earlier date, not the date i create the restore point?
Could you delete a restore point and how? Because i want to make a newer and up to date restore point
Why delete just create another one with a different name
Thank You for the video very helpful!
Thanks for the upload so simple
Uncle Mera laptop startup repair Mai hogya Maine uska system restore Karna Chaga to bta rha hai ki system restore point nhi create ho rakha hai
Thank you so much