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Video Intro 00:00
Does system restore deletes personal files? 00:42
Reasons that cause file loss after a system restore 01:21
How to undo system restore in Windows? 02:09
Bonus Tip: Recover your lost data using Tenorshare 4DDiG 03:53
👉Does system restore deletes personal files?
When you “System Restore”, your computer, your personal files are not in danger. Most of the folders like Desktop stay the same and your data in documents, picture as well as other similar folders are still present. Yet there are times when things are just not perfect and you might encounter a data loss after a restore. Therefore, in these following methods I’ll show you how to get them back.
👉Reasons that cause file loss after a system restore
There can be numerous causes for file loss and some of which includes:
No Backup: A lot of people save their files on the C drive that too without backing them up. When a system is restored, the C drive will be formatted, and this operation erases all book-keeping information on the disk.
Mis-operation: When performing a system restore, some users may accidentally choose to format all of their disks. Thus, all the files on them would be deleted. Sometimes this may even mess up the partition and the data will not be able to be properly read.
Lastly comes other reasons: These reasons maybe like a severe virus, internal faulty components of hard disks, or incompatibility of systems may lead to our files being lost.
Now, let’s move to the methods.
👉How to undo system restore in Windows?
Reversing the system restore can depend on your operating system. In this video the process will be for Windows 11/10/8 and 8.1.
First click on the start button, then go to settings, next go to “Update & Security”. There you’ll find a section with “Recovery” title. Click on it. Next click on “Advanced Startup” option.
Now, your computer will restart into recovery mode. After that click on Troubleshoot. In the Advanced options, click on system restore. Next, you’ll need to enter the administrator password. Then, click on continue.
When you click “Next” on system restore window, you’ll see the restore points. So, select the point which you wish to undo. Then, make sure the ‘Undo’ is visible in the type column.
After that click on Next. Now, you can click on the “Finish” button to undo the restore operation.
And there you have it. Your computer will be return to its state prior to the restore point and hopefully you’ll get your lost files back.
👉Bonus Tip: Recover your lost data using Tenorshare 4DDiG
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You can use Tenorshare 4DDiG for both Windows and Mac, and along with that it can also recover over 1000+ different file types, such as photos, documents, audio, etc.
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Okay, after installation, run 4DDiG. Next, select the folder or location where you lost your files and click on scan. Select the file type that you want to recover, for me I’ll select documents, but you can select all, if you want to.
Now 4DDiG will scan your folder or location for your lost files. This process takes a bit of time, so, I’d suggest you to enjoy a cup of coffee, while you wait.
Alright, now select the files that you want to recover. And click on the recover button.
After that select the location where you want to paste in your lost files and finally click on recover.
Now, within short time you’ll have your lost files back, and to view them click on “View Recovered”
Well, in this way you can recover your lost files after system restore
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