If you need help, see our tutorial on how to use System Restore in Windows for a complete walkthrough. The first parts of those steps, where we explain how to open System Restore, won't apply to you since it's already running, but the rest should be identical.
As we already mentioned, the System Restore tool is called rstrui. This tool is included with a Windows installation and is located in this folder:. If you find another file on your computer that's called rstrui. Such a scenario may take place if the computer has a virus. Do not use any program that's pretending to be System Restore.
Even if it looks like the real thing, it's probably going to demand that you pay to restore your files or prompt you with an offer to purchase something else in order to even open the program. If you're digging around folders on your computer to find the System Restore program which you shouldn't have to do , and end up seeing more than one rstrui.
Also take note of the filename. Fake System Restore programs might use slight misspellings to make you think they're the real thing. One example would be replacing the letter i with a lowercase L , like rstrul.
Since there shouldn't be random files named rstrui. Also, see these free on-demand virus scanners if you're looking for a quick way to run a scan. Again, you shouldn't really be peaking around in folders looking for the System Restore utility because you can just open it normally and quickly through the rstrui. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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Then type rstrui. Step 5. Now, a System Restore window pops up. Click Next to continue. Step 6. In the list of restore points, select a restore point that you want to restore and click Next. Step 7. Then you will receive a confirmation message: Once started, System Restore cannot be interrupted. Do you want to continue? Just click Yes. Now, your system should be restored to an earlier working state.
This process is similar to do on Windows 7. After that, you can follow the steps below to perform the Windows 10 system restore from command prompt.
Next, you will learn how to launch the System Restore tool from Safe Mode using the Command Prompt and run system restore in Windows Sign in using an administrator account if needed. Once the command prompt is showing, type the command: rstrui.
Note: The rstrui. Thus, if you find your computer has more than one rstrui. These will happen if the computer has a virus. Here you will come to System Restore wizard. You can either use recommended restore point or choose a restore point. Then click Next. Follow the instruction to complete system restore. After that, you just need to follow the on-screen instructions to restore your computer to previous date. However, this method can be tricky sometimes. You may get error message, such as, System Restore did not complete successfully, Windows cannot find a system image on this computer , etc.
Besides, you may find that there is no system restore point when you open this wizard.
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