Everything You Want to Know About Restore Points in Windows 11

The Windows operating system can save a working backup image of your system on a given date and time, which are known as restore points. If something goes wrong, you can use a restore point to undo any changes and revert your system to its last working state.

A restore point comprises Windows system files, installed programs, registry settings, and system drivers. It does not back up your personal files and folders.

Once configured, Windows OS automatically creates a new restore point before making any important changes to your system such as installing or uninstalling a Windows update.

By default, Windows creates a new restore point on a weekly basis and replaces it with the oldest one to manage storage space. However, you can also manually create new restore points as frequently as you want.

Having multiple restore points is useful for troubleshooting system-related issues. For example, if a bad driver update causes your system to malfunction and uninstalling it does not help, you can use the system restore to restore your PC to an earlier point in time where the problem did not exist.

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