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hlthe2b

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4. You may have an automatically saved "restore" point that will let you roll back all the changes.

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Fri Aug 14, 2020, 03:29 PM

Aug 2020

I make sure now to force Windows to create one before any major updates since I had some potentially serious problems about a month ago that fortunately self-resolved.

In your search bar, you can just type Windows 10 restore point to see.

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new windows update never installed fully... now my computer is slow [UPDATED: SOLVED] [View all] IcyPeas Aug 2020 OP

Get 10 off your computer SheltieLover Aug 2020 #1

visit tenforums.com and post the prob there nt msongs Aug 2020 #2

Do you have a restore point you can revert back to? cayugafalls Aug 2020 #3

You may have an automatically saved "restore" point that will let you roll back all the changes. hlthe2b Aug 2020 #4

People at work have been having the same issues woodsprite Aug 2020 #5