How Do I Restore My Computer to Its Previous State

October 03, 2011 | Difficulty: Easy

What to do if you feel that PCRx performed changes you are not satisfied with

People using optimization utilities to keep their PC healthy sometimes realize that changes made by the application don’t reflect their desires. Such applications should have backup and recovery features. In more comprehensive utilities you can find many types of restoration, and the user should be offered selective recovery or recovery of only certain components, as well as the date of the restoration point. The article that focuses on optimization of the computer demonstrates how to obtain PCRx Registry Cleaner, a quality optimization application. This article will demonstrate what to do if you feel that PCRx performed changes you are not satisfied with. The program makes restoration points that can set your computer to the same state of a certain date, so if you are not satisfied with the changes you have executed, you can use this recovery feature. Follow the instructions below for the PCRx application, these steps are likely to be similar to those of other optimization software.

Instructions:

Let us take into account you are a PCRx user and have it installed in your PC. (See the article that focuses on optimization of the computer)
Run the PCRx application.
Switch to the “Support” tab.
Go to the “Rescue Center” option, you will see a list of backups divided into two parts; “Backup of Registry Errors” and “Backup of System Speed Up.”
All backups are sorted by date, so you can easily choose the desired date and time. Now, click on the item in the list (it becomes highlighted in blue) and click the “Restore” button.
Next, in the assurance window click “Yes.”
When the information message appears, click “OK” and restoration is now complete.

Tips and Tricks:

If you want to remove the showing of your tray icon on the Windows® startup, go to the “Settings” option in the “Support” tab and uncheck the first checkbox.
In the “Support” tab go to “Settings” and tick the “Create system restore point before repairing problems” checkbox. This may be helpful for the restoration point of the operating system.