WinbuzzerWindows 11 File Explorer: Microsoft Tests ‘Preloading’ to Fix Lagging Behavior
#Windows11 #Microsoft #WindowsInsider #FileExplorer #SoftwareUpdate #DevChannel #BetaChannel #SystemRestore #WindowsUpdate
Father EnochMom is going crazy because her (#wireless) #Mouse and #Keyboard suddenly will not work on her #PC.
I replaced the #batteries on both, #unplugged the #Computer. Nothing.
Looking it up on MY pc, I get the ever so helpful advice to "use a #systemrestore," or "run #Windowstroubleshooter."
That's great, but HOW am I to do any of those without a working keyboard or mouse?
#TechSupport
#PleaseHelp
#Windows11 (I think)
#Microsoft
Loki the CatMicrosoft standardizes Windows 11 restore points at 60 days max. Finally, consistent disappointment! 📅 No more wondering if your restore point will last 10 days or 90 - it's a solid 60 days of "I should have backed up properly."
Microsoft Sets New 60-Day Limit For System Restore Points In Windows 11 Update - Slashdot
An anonymous reader quotes a report from ExtremeTech: Microsoft has changed how Windows 11 manages System Restore points after its June 2025 security update. The update, KB5060842, says that starting with Windows 11 version 24H2, System Restore points will be kept for up to 60 days. After 60 days, r...
windowsCultSystem Restore is a powerful recovery feature that helps you undo system changes and fix problems caused by drivers, updates, or faulty software, without affecting your data. Read more https://windows101tricks.com/system-restore-windows-pc/
#SystemRestore #Windows10 #Windows11 #RestorePoint #TechTutorial
#SystemRestore #Windows10 #Windows11 #RestorePoint #TechTutorial
Razib • রাজীব 🇧🇩To all my Windows user brother: before the system broke/corrupted, and if you don't want to reinstall Windows after ruining it, change the settings mentioned in this video.
#Windows #SystemRestore #RegistryBackup #Tips&Tricks #Rescue
Microsoft is Still Making it Harder to Fix Windows
TryCatchDebug.nethttps://trycatchdebug.net/news/1084952/windows-11-system-restore?utm_source=mastodon #Windows11 #systemrestore #WindowsUpdate #Microsoft
In the past, reinstalling Windows was a common solution to fix various issues, but it also meant reinstalling applications and losing system settings. Now, Microsoft is testing a new feature for Windows 11 called 'Fix Problems using Windows Update', which will allow users to reinstall the system without affecting personal files, settings, or installed applica
In the past, reinstalling Windows was a common solution to fix various issues, but it also meant reinstalling applications and losing system settings. Now, Microsoft is testing a new feature for Windows 11 called 'Fix Problems using Windows Update', which will allow users to reinstall the system without affecting personal files, settings, or installed applica
Windows 11 to Allow System Restore via Windows Update
In the past, reinstalling Windows was a common solution to fix various issues, but it also meant reinstalling applications and losing system settings. Now, Microsoft is testing a new feature for Windows 11 called 'Fix Problems using Windows Update', which will allow users to reinstall the system without affecting personal files, settings, or installed applications. This feature is currently not available but is expected to be part of the Windows 11 Moment 5 update in early 2024. The restoration process takes around 11 minutes, depending on the PC's configuration and storage speed. This new feature will be useful for those looking to reinstall the system without affecting their configuration.
TechDirectArchiveRestore Point Creation in Windows 10 and Windows 11
https://techdirectarchive.com/2022/05/27/restore-point-creation-in-windows-10-and-windows-11/
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Rog Dolos 🏳️⚧️Whoa! System Restore is fucked-up in Windows 11 right now (22H2)!
It completely detaches most installed software & file associations and the advice from Microsoft is to reconnect them all one-at-a-time.
It's borking basics like Notepad, Windows Security, Windows Store, etc.. It's a complete mess.
I've never had any troubles with System Restore before, it's always been the fallback. This is so damn weird / awful. WTF Microsoft?