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subject: A System Restoration? Can It Help With Speed Problems? [print this page]


A computer not performing properly is a situation that many people face just about daily. There are many things that will slow a PC down including viruses, malware, corrupt files, etc. These issues may be corrected in unique ways as well.

You will find one of these potential fixes placed inside the PC itself and it is easy enough for everybody to do it. It's the System Restore feature that is included as part of our operating system utilities. You can locate it by going to Programs then Accessories and click on System Tools. Here you will see System Restore. You ought to also see Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmenter here and they are extra good repair tools you should be able to use.

The system restore function is part of almost all computers but is not something known or even used by most users. When you click on the system restore tab you are taken to a box that will tell you that this feature can help if your computer is running slow or not responding correctly. It also indicates that it will not hurt any of your files and the process is completely reversible. It gives you a recommended restore point date or you can choose another one. You simply follow the instructions.

When you restore your PC you in effect place it back to the precise way it was setup a few days before. This is very effective if you have had something happen that has caused the computer to stop working properly. An example might be if your computer was cut off without warning and when it was restarted it wouldn't work like it should.

A system restore can affect operating system files, application files and register files. It can't repair issues more than a few days old, probably about 30 days, or restore removed or deleted data files.

If your personal computer has gotten slower and slower over a long period of time you may need to run a register cleaning software. A registry cleaner will do essentially what the restore does as well as other valuable optimization functions.

A System Restoration? Can It Help With Speed Problems?

By: John Johnson




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