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About the
EasyLI Done!™ Series Tutorials
All EasyLI Done!™ Series Tutorials are designed to accomplish
specific tasks on a step-by-step basis!
From connecting
two computers together to share files using a crossover cable
to setting up a secured
wireless network connection, these online tutorials are extremely
easy to follow. Although all tutorials were put together with the
novice user (beginner) in mind, advanced users will find a few tricks
to put to use also, such as 'How
to Force Windows to Shutdown' when it just won't shutdown normally.
Before downloading or using any content or
software on this site, please read the End User License Agreement
(EULA).
Did you know? Viruses and some legitimate programs can cause damage
to, or disable the Windows System Restore feature.
Creating a System Restore Point can be a life-saver in many
situations. For example, if you install a program or a driver that
causes problems, and uninstalling it does not resolve the problems,
you can use System Restore to restore your system to the
way it was before you installed the program or driver that caused
the problems. Also, if your system becomes slow or unstable for
no apparent reason, using System Restore, you may be able
to quickly resolve the problem.
If the System Restore feature stops functioning properly,
you should manually turn it
off and then turn it back on
to restore its functionality.
Follow the steps below to create a System Restore Point in Windows
XP.
Step-by-step
Tutorials:
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Step
1: With the left mouse button, click on the 'Start' button.
