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Although system restore is a good feature, creating a
system restore point every 10 hours or so, the files it stores can rapidly clog
up your hard drive, thus reducing performance. The default space required by
System restore is around 12% or 12GB on a 100GB hard drive. Obviously with this
extra baggage no wonder performance is affected.
You should be aware that, after you have deleted all
your restore points, it is advisable to manually create a new restore point.
1/ Click the Start Button
2/ In the Start Menu click All Programs
3/ On the All Programs menu click Accessories
4/ From the Accessories drop down menu click
System Tools
5/ From the System tools drop down menu click System
Restore
6/ On the Left Hand Side of the System Restore
Window you will see an option marked System Restore Settings. Click on
this to open the System Properties window. The system restore tab is
already visible.
7/ On the system restore tab click to add a
check mark to the Turn of System restore on All Drives option
8/ Now click Apply
9/ You will be warned that ALL restore points will
be deleted. Click Yes to accept
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