Win8 How to restore the system

When our computer WIN8 system encounters a problem, you can try to restore, restore, or initialize the computer. Restoring a computer is a way to undo recent system changes. Remind everyone that if you restore your computer, you will reinstall Windows and keep your personal files, settings, computer-attached applications, and applications installed from the Windows application store.

If you initialize your computer, Windows will be reinstalled, but your files, settings, and applications (other than those included with your computer) will be removed.

If you used backup and restore in earlier versions of Windows, you can use Windows 7 file Recovery to restore these backups.

　　Restore the computer to a previous point in time

If you think that a recently installed application or driver is causing problems with your computer, you can restore it to a previous point in time, called a "restore point." System Restore does not change your personal files, but it may remove the most recently installed applications and drivers.

Warm tip: "System Restore" does not apply to Windows RT.

　　To restore your computer by using System Restore

1. Swipe from the right edge of the screen to the middle and click "Search". (If you use the mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, then move the pointer down, and then click Search.) Enter restore in the search box, click or click Settings, and then click or click Restore.

2. Click or click "Start System Restore" and follow the instructions.

　　Restore the computer without affecting your files

If your computer doesn't run as well as before and you don't know what caused it, you can restore the computer without deleting any personal files or changing your settings.

Warm tip: The system may prompt you to insert the disc or restore media that came with your computer. Check the information that came with your computer to see if your computer manufacturer has provided these discs or media. In some cases, you may have created these discs or media the first time you set up your computer.

Warning: Applications that are shipped with or installed from the Windows store will be reinstalled, but all applications installed from other sites and DVDs will be removed. After the computer is restored, you will find a list of the deleted apps on the desktop.

　　Steps to recover your computer

1. From the right edge of the screen to the middle light sweep, click "Settings", and then click "Change computer settings." (If you use the mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, and then move the pointer down, click Settings, and then click Change Computer Settings.) )

2. Under "Computer Settings", click or click "General".

3. Under "Restore the computer without affecting your files," click or click "Start".

4. Follow the instructions on the screen.

　　Remove all content and reinstall Windows

If you want to recycle your computer, transfer it to someone else, or just reuse it, you can initialize it completely.

Warm reminder: The system may prompt you to insert the disc or restore media that came with your computer. Check the information that came with your computer to see if your computer manufacturer has provided these discs or media. In some cases, you may have created these discs or media the first time you set up your computer.

Warning: will delete all your personal files and reset your settings. All applications shipped with the computer will be reinstalled, but any other application will be removed.

　　Initializing the computer

1. From the right edge of the screen to the middle light sweep, click "Settings", and then click "Change computer settings." (If you use the mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, and then move the pointer down, click Settings, and then click Change Computer Settings.) )

2. Under "Computer Settings", click or click "General".

3. Under Delete all content and reinstall Windows, click or click Start.

4. Follow the instructions on the screen.

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