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The original poster is asking about the differences between creating a system restore point and a system image, as both seem to restore files, programs, and settings. A respondent explains that system restore backs up Windows files and may not be helpful if the system won't boot or has issues, whereas creating a system image allows for a complete rebuild of the system in case of failure. Overall, the discussion highlights the different purposes and benefits of restore points versus system images for recovery.

Olic11

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Aug 25, 2021
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Hi

what different between creating restore point and creating system img?
I see both go back and bring back files - programs - settings
any explain?
 

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System restore backs up the windows files, it also won’t help you if your system wont boot or has some HDD/registry issues. Most people will suggest creating an image every now and again, and storing it somewhere so in the case of failure you can just rebuild completely from that image.

Meowkatt

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System restore backs up the windows files, it also won’t help you if your system wont boot or has some HDD/registry issues. Most people will suggest creating an image every now and again, and storing it somewhere so in the case of failure you can just rebuild completely from that image.
 

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