System restore

Se detallan los pasos que se deben de realizar para llevar a cabo un System Restore,

Windows 7 and Vista has a feature called System Restore that automatically backs up registry and system fileswhenever you install new software or drivers. This feature is useful when you install evil software that makes your computer run really slow. But don’t worry, System Restore won’t remove WindowsVista.
Using System Restore in Windows
There are two places that you can use the system restore feature from. From within Windows, you can just type restore into the Start menu search box, and you’llimmediately see System Restore at the top of the start menu:
Or you can type rstrui into the search box and hit enter. Your choice.
You will immediate see a screen where you can choose to roll back thesystem to the last restore point. You can select “Recommended restore”, and just click next, or you can choose a different restore point.
If you do choose a different restore point, you will see alist of restore points that you can choose from. How many times have I typed the word choose at this point?
You’ll notice in the screenshot below that the last thing I did was install VirtualCloneDrive to mount ISO images, but right before that I installed the NVIDIA drivers.
Click one of them, and you will have to confirm and then restart your computer to roll the system back.
Note: For bestresults, you should run System Restore from safe mode.
If you receive an error while restoring, then use it from safe mode and it should work fine. To get into Safe mode, you can reboot and use theF8 key right before Windows starts up.
If the F8 key doesn’t work for you, you can force the system to go into safe mode by following instructions from Larry in the comments.
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