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Create a System Restore Point in Windows Vista

A Video tutorial to show you how to use System Restore in Windows Vista.

Restore Deleted Files(VISTA & WINDOWS 7)

This is a video tutorial on how to restore a deleted file in Windows Vista and 7.

Backup you computer - restore points

A restore poing is going to backup your registry, protected Windows files (the DLLcache), your local user profile and... some other uninteresting stuff.

If you knew it or not, the Registry and the local user files are the most important. In case of a virus infestation there's 70% chance the virus will spread in you temp files and in your Registry. So, if you have a restore point, the virus is half way gone!

Don't under estimate the power of a simple Restore Point.

Restore Windows 7 to factory settings

If for some reason you want to restore your Windows 7 to the "factory settings", this is how you do it.

Be sure to backup your computer, unless you don't want to lose all your data!!!

System restore - restore deleted files

System restore can be used to restore deleted or just earlier versions of certain files.
Windows 7 has the ability to restore deleted files even after you emptied your Recycle Bin. Not only that, it has the ability to restore files to earlier versions. So lets assume you modified and closed a word document, with no chance of undo. The "Previous version" of Windows 7 can recover earlier versions of that document. Genius!