How to Create a System Restore Point in Windows 7

In this tutorial you will learn how to create system restore point.If you’re making a change to your PC like installing new software, theming your desktop, or making registry and other software edits, you should create a system restore point. This will help you roll back any changes you’ve made if it all goes wrong or if you decide you don’t like the changes you’ve made and want a quick fix.

This guide will show you how to create a restore point in Windows 7. Here are guides for Windows XP and Vista:

Create a System Restore Point in Windows XP

Create a System Restore Point in Windows Vista

Create a System Restore Point

To create a system restore point in Windows 7:

Click the Start button, type create restore, and click on Create a restore point

In the System Properties dialog box, click Create

Give your restore point a name and click Create

Wait while Windows creates a system restore point for you

You are now ready to make system modifications.

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