The ultimate solution to XP loss recovery

The Restore Point of the system created before I installed the game disappears, and there is only one system checkpoint. How can we restore the original Restore Point?

Start "Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Event Viewer", select "system" in Event Viewer, find the information file for which the Restore point is lost, and view the properties to see that the system restore service is suspended.
 
Because there is not enough disk space on drive C:, once there is at least MB of available disk space on the system drive, the system will restore the service automatically.

After understanding the cause of the loss of the Restore point, we should restore it. Step 1: Find the System Volume Information folder under the root directory of the System disk. You can translate Chinese characters into "System Volume Tag Information ". This folder stores the backup information restored by the system.

Step 2: Back up System Volume Information. The simplest way is to copy a copy directly, but considering the maintainability of the backup file, the necessary Compression should be used.

Step 3: If the System uses NTFS partitions, a warning will appear if we click the System Volume Information folder directly. Because the System Volume Information folder only allows System access by default, even if you use members in the Administrators group to log on.

Then click the System Volume Information folder and select WinZip or WinRAR to compress it.

After compression, copy the compressed file to a safe place. After that, whether the system disables the System Restoration function because of insufficient disk space or manually disables the System Restoration function, as long as we re-enable the system restoration function, manually delete all the folders and files in the System Volume Information folder (Restore origin files created by the System when the System restore function is re-enabled ), decompress the compressed backup file to the System Volume Information folder, and then start the System restoration.