While working on computer we set back the new program and change its setting "for themselves."During all these operations is likely to do something wrong, with the result that the computer can start to give a different error, or stop working altogether.Very often in this case, the question of the new Postal installation.However, you can return the performance of your PC and the other way.
Thus, we consider this method in more detail.Return the computer's operating status is possible using the "System Restore."It allows you to redo the last operation of Windows.
Using recovery, the computer automatically creates a copy of its serviceable parameters, it is called a "restore point."It contains all the data on the state of the system, the programs that are installed in it, as well as information about the settings, Windows XP.That is, in this copy of the system provides information on the status of Windows at this time.
restore point is created and when the drivers are installed on your computer or programs.
However, in addition to automatically create a point with which the system is restored, it can be done independently.To use system recovery should check whether it is possible to create a restore point on your computer.To do this, open the properties of the computer, open the context menu shortcut "My Computer" and selecting it "Properties".In the window that opens, open the tab "System Restore" and check that the front of the item off System Restore did not have a tick.
In the event that Windows XP restore point will be created manually, you need to do in the main menu, select "All Programs", then "Accessories", then "System Tools," and finally "System Restore."In the window that opens, open the tab "System Restore" in the new window and select "New system restore point" and click "Next".
In the window that opens, further, it is necessary to describe a new restore point and click "Create."After a while, a message appears on the creation of a new control point.
So, you already know how to manually create a restore point.Now you need to figure out how it can help return the performance of the system.
To do this, go to the "System Restore" in a manner similar to create a new restore point.Here we note the item "Restore the previous state of the computer system" and click "Next".Then, says the recovery point, the creation of which the computer worked flawlessly, and then click "Next".
system Windows XP will inform you about the general state of the computer in which it was at the time created a new restore point, and then you will need to confirm the launch of the beginning of the recovery system by pressing "Next".
As a result, the computer rebooted independently.When enabled, the system will be in the same state as at the time when the reference point has been established by which the system has been restored.
