How to Restore Windows 10
If your Windows computer isn't running well, you may want to restore your operating system to a previous state. This won't delete your personal data, but it will remove applications and drivers that have been recently installed. Before trying to load a restore point, you may want to try booting in safe mode.
This solution works if you have already set a restore point. If you haven't done this yet, stick around. I'll also go over everything you need to set a custom restore point. This isn't helpful if you're already experiencing issues, but it is a good preventative measure.
This guide will only work if you've upgraded to the latest version of Windows 10, so make sure you've done that.
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