point in time restore

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Point in time restore on Windows 11 is a full-system rollback feature currently being tested in Insider Experimental builds. It allows users to return a PC to an earlier state within the previous 72 hours using locally stored recovery data. This differs from traditional System Restore by offering a more comprehensive undo capability for system changes. The feature aims to make Windows recovery more straightforward and operational, though it also raises considerations about what changes are reversed. Discussions on WindowsForum.com explore how this experimental feature works, its potential impact on system management, and comparisons to existing recovery tools.
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    Windows 11 Point-in-Time Restore: 72-Hour Full PC Rollback in Insider Experimental

    Microsoft is testing Point-in-Time Restore for Windows 11 in Insider Experimental builds as of April 24, 2026, adding a locally stored, full-system rollback feature that can return a PC to an earlier state within the previous 72 hours. This is not a prettier System Restore dialog. It is...
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