When performing a system restore from Safe Mode, you won't be able to undo it. Run the Check Disk utility to check for problems with the hard drive. A failing hard drive could be causing System Restore to malfunction. Check Disk can potentially repair these issues. Click Start, right-click on Command Prompt, and select "Run as administrator".
Confirm that you want to reboot your computer. Check Disk will run before Windows starts and scan for errors. It will attempt to fix any errors that it finds. Perform virus and malware scans. Viruses may infect your restore points, or disable System Restore from starting.
Removing these viruses will be the only way to get System Restore working again, short of reinstalling Windows completely. Click here for detailed instructions on removing viruses. Consider reinstalling Windows if the System Restore doesn't work.
If all else fails, reinstalling Windows may be the only way to fix your problems. If you have your important files backed up already, the reinstallation process will likely go faster than you think, and will typically improve your computer's performance.
Click here for detail instructions on reinstalling Windows 7. Method 2. Click the Start menu, right-click "Computer", and then click "Properties". You can manually create System Restore points, which is very useful if you have your system working well and want to have a reference point you can revert back to in case things go wrong. Click the "System protection" link in the left frame. This will open the System Properties window to the System Protection tab. You'll be asked to enter in a brief description to help you identify it later.
Wait for the restore point to be created. Older restore points are deleted automatically to make room for new ones. Delete old restore points manually. If you're looking to free up some disk space, or are worried that your system restore points are corrupted, you can delete all of your system restore points.
Note that any space you free up will be used up again when new system restore points are created. Disable your antivirus if you aren't able to create restore points. Antivirus software may be conflicting with the restore point creation process. If you aren't able to create restore points, disabling your antivirus is the easiest fix to try first. Try creating a restore point in Safe Mode. Something in Windows may be causing your problem, and you may be able to get around it by creating the restore point in Safe Mode.
To access Safe Mode, reboot your computer and hold F8. Follow the steps above to attempt creating a restore point in Safe Mode. Make sure you have enough disk space to create restore points.
If you don't have enough free space on your computer, you won't be able to create restore points. Windows will not create restore points on hard drives smaller than 1 GB.
Click Start and select "Computer". Right-click the disk that Windows is installed on usually C: and select Properties. Ensure that you have at least MB of free space on the disk. Ideally you'll want at least GB free. Try resetting your Windows Repository. This may help fix problems with creating system restore points. Reboot your computer and hold F8. Click the Start menu, right-click on Command Prompt, and select "Run as administrator". Type net stop winmgmt and press Enter.
Reboot your computer to enter Windows normally. Reboot your computer one last time and then try to create a restore point. When turning on the computer, what number key do I need to press to get restore option? On a lot of computers, f2 is bios options, f10 is boot priority and f8 is boot type options. Yes No. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 1. A Click on the Restore files from another location link. See screenshot above. B If you want to add a network backup location, then click on the Browse network location.
C Select highlight an available Backup Period listed, and click on the Next button.. See screenshot below step 5A. A Click on the Browse for files button. See screenshot below step 4 B Navigate to and select the backup file that you want to restore from inside the backup location, then click on the Add button.
See screenshot below NOTE: This will add the backup file to the list of files and folders to be restored step 8. C If you would like to add another backup file to be restored, then repeat steps 6A and 6B.
A Click on the Browse for folders button. See screenshot below step 4 B Navigate to and select the backup folder that you want to restore from inside the backup location, then click on the Add button. See screenshot below NOTE: This will add the backup folder to the list of files and folders to be restored step 8. All contents in the backup folder will be restored as well. C If you would like to add another backup folder to be restored, then repeat steps 7A and 7B. A Click on the Next button.
See screenshot below NOTE: This example has both a file and folder added to the selected files and folders restore list. To Restore from a Older Backup Version - NOTE: This will allow you to select to restore the selected files and folders using a older available backup version of your choice. A Check the Restore an older version of the selected files box, then click on the Next button.
See screenshot below step 8A B Select highlight another backup version that is available, and click on the Next button. See screenshots below. Select dot where you want to restore the backup files to, and click on the Restore button. You will now see this window. If you have existing copies of the selected backup files and folders at the restore location you have selected, then click on the Copy and Replace option. See screenshot below NOTE: You will not see this pop-up if you do not have existing copies of the selected backup files and folders at the restore location.
When it is finished restoring the backup, click on the Finish button. Close the Backup and Restore window when done. To delete the system image backup. Under Backup, click on the Manage Space link. If the backup location is already displayed, then go to step 5. A Under Backup location , click on the Browse link.
B Navigate to the backup location and select it. C Continue to step 5. Under User file backup, click on the View backups button. Seescreenshot below step 4A 6. Select the Backup Period that you want to delete, and click on the Delete button. Now, you can get solutions from this post written by MiniTool to get rid of the black screen error. Although Microsoft has ended the support of Windows 7 since January 14, , there are still many users running Windows 7 on their PCs since its ease of use and reliability.
But, Windows boot problems always occur no matter which operating system you are using Windows 7, 8, or During the startup of the Windows operating system, a blue screen or black screen appears along with an error message. Today, we will discuss a Windows 7 black screen error - Windows error recovery.
Sometimes, you get another interface of Windows error recovery with different options. The reasons behind this error are various, such as a recent hardware or software change, damaged system files, missing or corrupted Boot Configuration Data BCD , compromised file system integrity, etc. When you come across the issue, how can you fix it? You can get some solutions from the screen: use an installation disc to repair your computer in WinRE , or perform Startup Repair and start Windows normally by using the arrow keys.
So, you can follow the suggestions of Windows. When seeing the Windows 7 error recovery interface, the first thing you can do is to use the arrow keys to choose Start Windows Normally. Sometimes this can let your Windows boot to the desktop normally. Just have a try. On the Windows error recovery screen, you know a recent hardware change may be the reason behind the system error.
The hardware change may generate Windows instability problems, making your laptop like HP, Dell, Toshiba, etc. Step 2: Disconnect all the newly added peripherals including a printer, webcam, zip drive, scanner, network cable, and other devices. Leave only the keyboard, monitor cable and mouse attached.
Step 5: Turn on the laptop and see if Windows error recovery still appears. If yes, go to the next solution to troubleshoot. You can boot your PC to this mode if you are having trouble starting the system normally. Last Known Good Configure can load a previous configuration in Windows including drivers, registry data, etc.
After the process finishes, your PC will boot to the desktop properly. However, if Windows fails to start twice in a row, you need to move to the next solution. When experiencing Windows error recovery during the startup of Windows 7, one solution given by the black screen is to perform Startup Repair also known as Automatic Repair in older versions of Windows. It can scan your system and attempt to fix damaged or missing system files.
In the error recovery screen, sometimes you may have two options and one of them is Launch Startup Repair recommended , as shown in the following figure. Just use the arrow keys to highlight this option and press Enter on your keyboard to run Startup Repair.
But if you cannot see this option just like the first picture , how can you do this job? An installation disc is helpful.
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