In the next few posts you’ll learn how to:
- Create a System Restore Point.
- Recover your system by using a System Restore Point.
- Change and limit system restore options.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Create a System Restore Point to Protect You from Unwanted Changes
If you’re making changes to your system and using programs such as CCleaner or Advanced SystemCare, you should always make a restore point before. There is the argument that by creating a restore point you take up almost all the space you are freeing up when using these programs. This is true; however, cleaning your system can improve performance significantly and is good practice when using your PC.
In the next few posts you’ll learn how to:
In the next few posts you’ll learn how to:
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