Win7 System Restore and system backup related problem answer

Windows7 Many Windows XP System Restore capabilities compared to a lot of progress, but many people have finished loading the first thing is to turn off System Restore function, this is the correct way? My answer is: not quite right! (Don't say no) open system recovery and create a system recovery point that can leave out system updates, install drivers, software and system issues.

The system recovery point is not equal to the system backup. Change system recovery point record to "change" the restored system disk space can be set on its own, General 1-2g. System backup is a large copy of the system backup disk space (20-30g), but for today's hard disk, space is not worth mentioning!

1. To create a System Restore Point method: Right-click Computer-Properties-System Protection-select system disk-configuration-select "Restore system settings and previous versions of files"-then set the maximum use space on your own-OK. Finally click Create-name-finish! You can set up multiple restore points.

How to recover: Right-click Computer-Properties-system Protection-System Restore-Select restore Point-next-finish!

2. Method of System Backup: Select Backup and Restore in Control Panel-Set up backup-select where to save-next-let me choose-next-Select C-Next-Save the settings and run the backup. When you are done, it is a good idea to create a system recovery CD (which is not available when you start the system) by selecting Backup and Restore in Control Panel-creating a system repair disc-Select your disc (a CD)-Create.

How to recover: Select the backup and restore-advanced recovery method in the Control panel-Choose a backup-restore that you created earlier. If the system cannot be started, the system repair disc is used to boot to achieve the goal of restoring the system.