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Promoting, selling, recruiting, coursework and thesis posting is forbidden. To get to the options for controlling System Protection, first open your System folder using any of the following techniques:.
To ensure that system protection for Windows 10 and user account files is turned on; first look in the Protection Settings box to verify that the Protection column shows "On" for your system disk typically drive C:. If the Protection column indicates that protection is off, click the Configure button to open the System Protection dialog box.
Then choose one of the first two settings in the Restore Settings group. You can also specify how much disk space to allocate to system protection with the Max Usage slider. If your computer contains other volumes, whether you apply System Protection to them depends on what's on the volumes and whether you find it worthwhile to enable System Protection on them.
After you've made your selections, click OK. You're finished. Nothing happens immediately, but Windows 10 creates restore points every seven days after the last restore point was created. Each restore point contains copies of your important system files and shadow copies of files on the volumes you specified.
System Protection needs a minimum of MB of space on each protected volume for restore points. If necessary, it uses from 3 percent to 5 percent of the total drive capacity. It doesn't grow indefinitely or consume a significant amount of disk space. Instead, it deletes old restore points before creating new ones. Old restore points are of dubious value anyway. System Restore is the component of System Protection that protects your important system files - the ones Windows 10 needs to work correctly.
System Restore automatically creates a restore point daily. It also creates a restore point when it detects that you're about to do something that changes system files. But you can also create your own restore points. This may be a good idea when you're about to install some older hardware or software that wasn't designed for Windows This technique isn't required, but it's a smart and safe thing to do.
To create a restore point, get to the System Protection tab and click the Create button. When prompted, you can type a brief explanation as to why you manually created the restore point: perhaps "Before Acme widget install" if you're about to install an Acme widget.
Then click Create. Windows creates a restore point, after which you can click Close. Click OK to close the System Properties dialog box. Next, you install your Acme widget. Take it for a spin, and make sure it works. If it works fine and you don't notice any adverse effects, great.
To resolve the problem, use the following methods in the order in which they are presented. In Microsoft Windows, you can select which web browser that you want to use. To make Internet Explorer your default web browser, follow these steps:. Check whether the problem is resolved. If the problem is resolved, you are finished with this article. If the problem is not resolved, try the next method.
Make sure that Internet Explorer is selected as the Opens with program. If the problem is not resolved, go to the next method. Although browser add-ins can improve your online experience, they can occasionally interfere or conflict with other software on your computer. However, be aware that some webpages, or Internet Explorer itself, might not be displayed correctly if an add-in is disabled.
First, start Internet Explorer with add-ins temporarily disabled to see whether the problem is resolved. Add-ins will be disabled only until you restart Internet Explorer in the usual manner.
To do this, follow these steps:. If Internet Explorer No Add-ons mode resolves the problem, follow these steps to identify the browser add-in that is causing the problem:. If the problem is caused by damaged or incompatible Internet Explorer settings or add-ins, you can usually resolve the problem by resetting Internet Explorer settings to the default settings.
When you reset the Internet Explorer settings, all previous settings are lost and cannot be recovered. When you restore the Internet Explorer default settings, some webpages that rely on stored cookies, form data, passwords, or previously installed browser add-ins might not work correctly. However, resetting Internet Explorer to the default settings does not delete your favorites, feeds, and several other personal settings.
Click Start , type inetcpl. The Internet Options dialog box appears.
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