Overview:
1. Ensure that System Restore is turned on. Control Panel > System > System Protection.
2. Run PowerShell as Administrator
3. Type Checkpoint-Computer -Description
4. You will see the progress of the restore
5. Once complete you will be able to view your System Restore Points. Control Panel > System > System Protection > System Restore button > Check "Choose a different restore point" and click Next.
Note: If you get an error message "Access Denied" when running the command, ensure that you are running PowerShell window as Administrator.
1. Ensure that System Restore is turned on. Control Panel > System > System Protection.
2. Run PowerShell as Administrator
3. Type Checkpoint-Computer -Description
4. You will see the progress of the restore
5. Once complete you will be able to view your System Restore Points. Control Panel > System > System Protection > System Restore button > Check "Choose a different restore point" and click Next.
Note: If you get an error message "Access Denied" when running the command, ensure that you are running PowerShell window as Administrator.
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