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Oops! Use this new Windows 11 setting to roll back recent system damage

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Is a faulty update, a corrupted driver, or a botched system setting throwing Windows off course? With the new Point-in-Time Restore (PITR) feature, Windows 11 offers an additional way to restore the Windows drive to a previous state. We’ll show you step by step how to use the feature, what gets reset in the process, and what you should bear in mind during the restoration. What is Point-in-Time Restore? Point-in-Time Restore automatically saves local restore points for the Windows system. By default, Windows creates a new restore point approximately every 24 hours and retains the saved states…

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    Oops! Use this new Windows 11 setting to roll back recent system damage

    Is a faulty update, a corrupted driver, or a botched system setting throwing Windows off course? With the new Point-in-Time Restore (PITR) feature, Windows 11 offers an additional way to restore the Windows drive to a previous state. We’ll show you step by step how to use the...