How Do You Do A Complete System Restore?
A complete system restore, also called an in-place-upgrade, is a method used to repair a PC if it becomes inoperable or unstable. This action can undo damage without affecting your personal files. In order to perform a system restore, your installation disk for the operating system that you have installed in your PC is required. A system restore should be used as a last option to repair any known problems with your PC. If you are not comfortable performing this, you should take your PC to a professional for assistance. Insert the installation disk into your PC. The disk will begin to process and you will see the Windows welcome page. Click “install.” Next you will see the Windows installation page. Click “upgrade” in the “installation type” box. Then click “next.” The license agreement page will be displayed. Click “I accept this agreement” at the license agreement page. Then click “next.” The product key page will be displayed. Enter the 25-character product key that came with your in
