You can restore your computer to fix any problems caused by recent changes. You can restore your computer to an earlier time point if you suspect that an app, driver or update for Windows is causing problems. This is called a restoration point.
While restoring from a restorepoint won't have any
effect on your personal files it will take out apps, drivers and updates that
were installed after creating the restore point.
To restore your computer from a restore point
Type restore point in the taskbar search
box. Next, select Create restore point from the list of
results.
Select System Repair in the System
Properties box.
Select Next and then select the restore
point for the driver, app, or update that may be causing the problem. Then select Next> Finish.
Restart your computer. To
see if your performance has improved, do the same thing as before.
You might not see any restore points if system protection is
not turned on.
To activate system protection
Type restore point in the taskbar search
box. Next, select Create restorepoint from the list of
results.
Select Configure in the System Properties
box.
Select Turn On System Protection> OK.
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