系统还原是(System Restore)Windows操作系统中已存在很长时间的一项旧功能。但是,它今天在现代Windows 10操作系统上仍然有用。它是其中一种工具,可以在您的 PC 崩溃时为您节省大量时间和头疼的问题,或者如果其中的某些东西不再需要工作,您甚至无法正常启动。系统还原(System Restore)是Microsoft设计的一种工具,用于保存和还原有关 PC 系统文件和设置的信息。但是,为了能够使用它使您的计算机或设备恢复到以前的工作状态,您必须首先启用它。如果您不知道该怎么做,请继续阅读。在本教程中,我们将向您展示启用系统还原的两种方法(System Restore)在Windows 10中,使用图形界面和命令行:
1. 如何在Windows 10中从系统保护启用(System Protection)系统还原(System Restore)
您需要采取的第一步是打开控制面板(open the Control Panel),最快的方法之一就是搜索(search)它。单击或点击任务栏中的搜索框(search box),键入control,然后从结果列表中选择控制面板(Control Panel)。
在“控制面板(Panel)”中,从窗口右上角的“查看方式”(View by)列表中选择大图标(Large icons)或小图标。(Small icons)
向下滚动直到您看到系统(System)条目,然后单击或点击它。或者,如果您不想使用控制面板(Control Panel)中的图标视图,请转到“系统和安全”("System and Security")并单击或点击系统(System)。
在“系统(System)”窗口中,单击或点击左侧的“系统保护(System protection)”链接。
上一个操作会打开一个名为“系统属性(System Properties)”的新窗口并自动选择“系统保护”(System Protection)选项卡。
查找“保护设置”(Protection Settings)部分并选择要为其启用系统还原(System Restore)的驱动器。
为了举例说明,我们选择了C:驱动器,这是Windows 10操作系统使用的驱动器。
单击或点击“保护设置”(Protection Settings)下方的“配置(Configure)”按钮。在此按钮的左侧,Windows 10 告诉您可以“配置还原设置、管理磁盘空间和删除还原点”。("Configure restore settings, manage disk space, and delete restore points.")
这将打开一个名为“[您选择的驱动器]的系统保护”("System Protection for [the drive you selected].")的窗口。要为该驱动器启用系统还原,请选择(System Restore)“打开系统保护”("Turn on system protection")选项,然后单击或点击确定(OK)。
就是这样!现在为您选择的驱动器启用了系统还原。(System Restore)现在是您创建第一个还原点的最佳时机。如果您按照本指南中的步骤操作,这是一个简单的过程,可以快速执行:在 Windows 10 中创建还原点的 3 种方法(3 ways to create a restore point in Windows 10)。然后,如果发生了不好的事情,您可以使用该还原点(use that restore point)使您的系统及时恢复,并有望进入工作状态。
2. 如何使用PowerShell从命令行启用Windows 10中的系统还原(System Restore)
如果您更喜欢命令行环境,还可以使用PowerShell在 Windows 10 PC 上启用系统还原。(System Restore)以管理员身份打开 PowerShell(Open PowerShell as administrator)并运行以下命令:Enable-ComputerRestore -Drive "[Drive Letter]:"。
例如,如果要在C:驱动器上启用(C:)系统还原(System Restore),请运行Enable-ComputerRestore -Drive "C:"。
如果要在更多驱动器上启用系统还原(System Restore),只需将它们中的每一个添加到命令中,它们之间用逗号分隔。例如,如果要在C:和D:驱动器上启用(D:)系统还原(System Restore),请运行Enable-ComputerRestore -Drive "C:", "D:"。
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2 ways to enable System Restore in Windows 10
System Restore is an old feature that has been present in Windows operating systems for a long time. However, it's still useful today on modern Windows 10 operating systems. It's one of those tools that can save you a lot of time and headaches when your PC crashes, or if something on it no longer wants to work, and you can't even boot properly. System Restore is a tool designed by Microsoft to save and restore information about your PC's system files and settings. However, to be able to use it to get your computer or device to a previous working state, you must first enable it. If you don't know how to do that, read on. In this tutorial, we're going to show you two ways to enable System Restore in Windows 10, both using the graphical interface and the command line:
1. How to enable System Restore in Windows 10 from System Protection
The first step you need to take is to open the Control Panel, and one of the fastest ways to do that is to search for it. Click or tap on the search box from your taskbar, type control, and select Control Panel from the list of results.
In the Control Panel, select Large icons or Small icons in the View by list from the top-right corner of the window.
Scroll down until you see the System entry and click or tap on it. Alternatively, if you don't want to use the icons views in the Control Panel, go to "System and Security" and click or tap System.
In the System window, click or tap on the System protection link from the left.
The previous action opens a new window called System Properties and automatically selects the System Protection tab.
Look for the Protection Settings section and select the drive for which you want to enable System Restore.
To exemplify, we selected the C: drive, which is the one used by the Windows 10 operating system.
Click or tap on the Configure button beneath Protection Settings. On the left of this button, Windows 10 tells you that you can "Configure restore settings, manage disk space, and delete restore points."
This opens a window called "System Protection for [the drive you selected]." To enable System Restore for that drive, select the "Turn on system protection" option and click or tap OK.
That's it! Now System Restore is enabled for the drive you selected. Now it's the perfect moment for you to also create the first restore point. It's an easy process that you can perform quickly if you follow the steps from this guide: 3 ways to create a restore point in Windows 10. Then, if something bad happens, you can use that restore point to take your system back in time and, hopefully, into a working state.
2. How to enable System Restore in Windows 10 from the command line using PowerShell
If you prefer command-line environments, you can also use PowerShell to enable System Restore on your Windows 10 PC. Open PowerShell as administrator and run the following command: Enable-ComputerRestore -Drive "[Drive Letter]:".
For example, if you want to enable System Restore on your C: drive, run Enable-ComputerRestore -Drive "C:".
If you want to enable System Restore on more of your drives, you can simply add each of them to the command, with commas between them. For example, if you want to enable System Restore on your C: and D: drives, run Enable-ComputerRestore -Drive "C:", "D:".
Neat, right?
Do you know of other ways to enable System Restore in Windows 10?
These are the two ways we know for turning on System Restore in Windows 10. Do you know others? If you do, or if you have questions on this matter, don't hesitate to get in touch using the comments section below.