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How to Enable and Create a System Restore Point in Windows 10

System Restore in Windows works like a time machine. It enables the users to undo the changes done in a system. In Windows 10, the feature System Restore creates a copy of the working state of the computer and save it as a “restore point.” If something went wrong after installing an app, driver, update, or after modifying Registry and system settings incorrectly, you can use the restore point to undo the changes and resolve the issue without losing any data. Restore point takes your system back to the earlier working stage. Although System Restore is a useful troubleshooting tool, because of some odd reasons it is disabled by Windows. So, if you want to create a restore point of your system, you need to enable it. How to enable System Restore in your Windows 10 PC System Restore is disabled by default in Windows 10, but you can enable it with the below steps: 1. Open ‘Start.’ 2. Type ‘Create a restore point’ in the search and hit ‘Enter.’ 3. Open the top result to open syste...

Office Setup – Restoring Removed Messages in Outlook

                                                        In Microsoft Outlook if you forgot that you have deleted an email and want to restore it, then the deleted mail will not get removed from the history and you can restore it. The emails do not entirely get removed when you click on the delete option; they only get hidden so that you can recover them when you again need it. When you hide your mails this will be an easy way instead of writing it again, but it only stores your emails for a limited time. Where Can You Find Your Removed Mails in Outlook? When you remove any messages from your inbox of Outlook, it goes to the trash folder, and it means it doesn’t get deleted permanently. You will get the removed mails in these areas: Find this in the Removed Mail folder; it is situated in the Outlook folder. From IMAP email ID you will ...