rendszervisszaersítést

Rendszervisszaállítás, often translated as system restore or system recovery, is a feature found in Microsoft Windows operating systems. It allows users to revert their computer's system files, installed applications, Windows Registry, and system settings to a previous state. This is typically done by creating restore points, which are snapshots of the system at a specific time.

The primary purpose of rendszervisszaállítás is to help users recover from system problems that may arise after installing new software, drivers, or updates, or due to system instability. When a system issue occurs, users can select a restore point created before the problem began and initiate the restoration process. This process does not affect personal files, documents, or emails, as it is designed to target system-level changes.

To use rendszervisszaállítás, users typically access it through the System Properties window in Windows. They can then choose to create a restore point manually or let the system create them automatically on a schedule. If a problem arises, they can select a previously created restore point from a list. The system will then reboot and apply the selected configuration.

While a powerful troubleshooting tool, rendszervisszaállítás is not a complete backup solution. It does not back up user data or personal files. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly back up important documents separately. In some severe cases, where system files are irrecoverably damaged, rendszervisszaállítás may not be sufficient, and other recovery options like a clean installation of Windows might be necessary.