Setup Guide
Table Of Contents
- TempConfidential_User Guide English
- About this documentation
- Chapter 1. Meet your computer
- Chapter 2. Get started with your computer
- Chapter 3. Explore your computer
- Chapter 4. Help and support
- Appendix A. Important safety information
- Appendix B. Accessibility and ergonomic information
- Appendix C. Compliance information
- Appendix D. Notices and trademarks
- TempConfidential_User Guide French
- À propos de cette documentation
- Chapitre 1. Découvrir votre ordinateur
- Chapitre 2. Prendre en main votre ordinateur
- Chapitre 3. Découvrir votre ordinateur
- Chapitre 4. Aide et assistance
- Annexe A. Consignes de sécurité importantes
- Annexe B. Informations relatives à l'accessibilité et à l'ergonomie
- Annexe C. Informations relatives à la conformité
- Annexe D. Avis et marques
System Restore creates restore points:
• automatically (when it detects changes to Windows system files)
• at regular intervals (if set up by the user)
• at any time (if initiated manually by the user)
Note: In order for System Restore to create restore points, system protection must be turned on for the
system drive.
Create a system restore point manually
You can use Windows System Restore to create a restore point at any time.
Step 1. In Windows 10 search box, enter Create a restore point and select the matched result.
Step 2. Select the System Protection tab and then select Create.
Note: System protection must be turned on for the system drive (typically with drive letter C)
before you can create restore points. Select a drive and then select Configure to turn on or disable
system protection.
Restore from a system restore point
Step 1. In Windows 10 search box, enter Recovery and select the matched result.
Step 2. Select Open System Restore ➙ Next.
Step 3. Select a restore point and then select Next ➙ Finish.
Note: You may select Scan for affected programs to check which program and driver installation
is associated with a particular restore point.
Reset Windows
If Windows is not running well as usual, you can choose to reset it.
Step 1. Open the Start menu and then select Settings ➙ Update & Security ➙ Recovery.
Step 2. Under Reset this PC, click Get started.
Step 3. Choose either Keep my files or Remove everything.
Attention: Back up personal data before choosing Remove everything.
Step 4. Follow on-screen instructions to complete the reset process.
Create a recovery drive
Use a USB drive (not supplied) to create a Windows recovery drive. In cases Windows cannot start, it can be
used to troubleshoot problems or reset Windows.
Notes: Most USB drives utilize the Type-A connector. If your computer does not include a USB Type-A
connector, you have two options:
• Purchase and use a USB drive with the Type-C connector, or
• Purchase and use a USB Type-C to Type-A adapter
Step 1. In Windows 10 search box, enter Create a recovery drive and select the matched result.
Step 2. Make sure Back up system files to the recovery drive is selected and then select Next.
Step 3. Connect a USB drive to your computer, select it, and then select Next ➙ Create.
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