System Restore Windows 10

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System Restore Windows 10

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How do I do a system restore on Windows 10? OneDrive has made the computer really really slow and I want to go back a few days.

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DaveM121 891K Independent Advisor

Hi Carmina,

Click your Start button, type rstrui and hit enter to open System Restore

If you have a Restore Point Saved, you can restore your system from that application

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Sumit 43,806 Volunteer Moderator

Please see:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4588-system...

As system restore is by default turned off in Windows 10, you might get a message that there are no restore points...

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Open Start, type: advanced settings

Hit Enter

Click the System Protection tab

Click System Restore

On the initial page of the System Restore wizard, click Next.

On the next page, click to select your preferred restore point from the available list.

Click Next to continue.

On the Confirm your restore point page, click Finish.

On the warning box that appears click OK to confirm your action.

Wait until Windows 10 restores to the selected restore point and restarts automatically.

Start using the operating system normally.

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