How can I restore my system to an earlier point?

To restore your system to an earlier point in Windows 7, the first step is to ensure that you have System Restore enabled and that restore points are available. System Restore is a feature that allows users to revert their system files and settings to a previous state without affecting personal files such as documents and photos. To begin the process, you should click on the Start menu, then select "All Programs," followed by "Accessories." From there, navigate to "System Tools" and click on "System Restore." This will open the System Restore wizard, where you can choose to either perform a recommended restore to the latest restore point or select a different restore point for options. If choosing a different restore point, you will be presented with a list of available points. You can select one that predates any issues you may have been experiencing. After selecting your desired restore point, click "Next" and follow the prompts. You will be notified of the potential changes this process will make to your system. Once you are ready, the system will restart and revert to the chosen restore point. It is important to note that any programs or updates installed after the selected restore point may need to be reinstalled. For further detailed instructions or troubleshooting guidance, visiting the official Microsoft Windows page might be beneficial, as it contains valuable resources and support options.