System Restore Windows 10 to Earlier Date: A Step-by-Step Guide

System Restore is a feature that enables you to restore the system to an earlier date in case something goes wrong.
However, users reported the following issues with System Restore on Windows 10:
* System Restore doesn’t show on Windows 10 desktop: Some users reported that System Restore doesn’t show up on their PC. This can be caused by system corruption. * System Restore error 0x8007000E: Another user reported that System Restore displays the following error.
* System Restore failed: Some users reported that System Restore failed to restore their PC. This can be caused by a corrupted system file. * System Restore not working: Some users reported that System Restore doesn’t work on their PC. This can be caused by a corrupted system file. In this article, we have listed a couple of troubleshooting steps to help you fix these issues.

• System Restore is a great tool that saves us from software-related errors, crashes, and other problems.
• It can be a lifesaver if your computer hasn’t been updated for a while.
• However, sometimes, system restore doesn’t work, and here’s why.

Use System Restore Windows 10 to Earlier Date Command Prompt

1. To perform System Restore, right-click Start and select Command prompt (Admin).
2. Enter sfc / scannow in the prompt and press the Enter key.
   
3. If the SFC scan finds that any Windows files are corrupt, it will automatically try to fix them and prompt you to restart Windows.

Use a third-party workaround

1. Press the Windows Key + R to open Run.
2. Type msconfig and click OK to open System Configuration.
   
3. Select the Startup tab. Now, uncheck the Load startup items checkbox.
4. Click OK to save changes.

Update the restore point

1. Open the Run dialog box by pressing Windows, then typing Run, and clicking Run from the results.
2. Type rstrui and press Enter. This will open the System Restore window.
   
3. Click Next.
4. In the System Restore window, click Next.
5. In the System Restore window, click Scan for affected programs.
6. In the System Restore window, click Scan for affected drivers.
7. In the System Restore window, click Finish.
   
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