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How to Fix Windows 10 System Restore Stuck Issue with Ease? 4 years 37 weeks ago

Are you trouble with the Windows 10 system restore stuck issue? This post will give you an effective solution. In general, Windows 10 system restore stuck issue includes two situations: system restore is initializing, and another one is Windows System Restore stuck on restoring files.

Fixed - You Must Enable System Protection on This Drive Win10/8/7! 3 years 45 weeks ago

You may create system restore points for system backup before performing some other system related operations like changing Windows registry, upgrading Windows, etc. Once the Windows operating system goes wrong, you can restore your computer to a previous state by the created restore points.

However, one user recently told us that he wanted a system restore after upgrading Windows 7 to Windows 10 since the new OS ran quite slowly. But he got into the System Restore from the Troubleshoot option, an error message stopped him:

“You must always restore the drive that contains Windows. Restoring other drives is optional.

You must enable system protection on this drive.”

In general, this issue is very common and many users report that in forums like Reddit. If you are also bothered by this issue, although Windows says there are multiple restore points to restore, you still get the same message when restoring C drive.

Best Fix Windows 10 System Restore Stuck Issue in 2 Cases 4 years 38 weeks ago

System Restore, a feature in Windows OS, helps you revert the computer’s state including settings, Windows registry, system files and applications to that of the previous point in the event of system issues.

Nevertheless, when using the created restore point to perform a restoration, you may be plagued with Windows 10 System Restore stuck issue which may last for a long time.

If System Restore Failed, How To Restore Data From Computer 6 years 39 weeks ago

Most of the Windows users know the existence and main function of system restore. In simple terms, Windows System Restore is a built-in function suitable for users to correct system error by relying on a previous point; it helps to change system files, program files as well as registry information to a previous known-good state.

System restore is offered by Microsoft Windows itself to fix any problems which can’t be solved; with this feature, users don’t need to reinstall system each time they encounter a tough problem. However, system restore failed constantly since more than half of the users have never tried this in person.

System Restore Failed And Did Not Complete Successfully: 5 Fixes 2 years 3 days ago

If you would like to protect your system, instead of the hard drive data, System Restore is a better choice than backup. Microsoft offers System Restore as the built-in tool to help users keep system files and Windows registry & settings. These data are saved together in a Restore Point and they can be used to revert the system to a previous state when a problem occurs.

Windows 7 Stuck at Loading Screen – How to Fix It? 5 years 32 weeks ago

In recent times, although many computer users choose the latest operating system Windows 10, Windows 7 users still take a great proportion. In Windows 7, system failure, for example, Windows 7 stuck at welcome screen is also very common.

Windows 7 stuck on starting Windows screen for a long time, usually, from minutes to hours, which makes you very distraught. Then, your computer can’t run correctly. In this case, perhaps you choose to shut down and restart your Windows 7. However, you still find it stuck at loading screen.

What Is System Restore Point and How to Create It? Solutions Are Here! 3 years 50 weeks ago

Do you know what the system restore point is? Do you know how to create restore point Windows 10/8/7? Do you know how to restore system Windows 10/8/7? This post will give you the answers.System Restore Point is a built-in feature of Windows that allows you to revert some changes of your computer to an earlier state. System restore point is used to reverse the system files, installed applications, Windows Registry and system settings.