Windows 10: Restore Point

How do I change the drive where my restore points are being saved. For some reason it changed and now my restore point is being saved on some Drive G. After an update I get a message that I am running low on space. The only way for me to get that message to go away is to delete all restore points except the most current one. I want these restore points to be saved on Drive C. I have tons of room on that drive.

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Automatically Create System Restore Point at Startup in Windows 10  


Hello ma3ino, *Smile

Please double check using the screenshots under step 11 to verify if the restore point is listed there.

 

creating a restore point

Hi Anthony,

We understand that you're having an issue with creating a restore point. For us to further assist you, we'd like to gather additional information.

• Have you tried creating system restore point manually?
• Have you tried any troubleshooting steps before posting this concern? If yes, what are those?

If you haven't created a system restore point manually, you can refer to the article below and follow the instructions given. Disable your antivirus or security software and then try to create a system restore point manually.

Create a system restore point

Looking forward to your response.

 

the restore point

Hi Alvaro,

You can save the state of the operating system and your own files by
creating a restore point, so that if future changes cause a problem, you can
return them
to previous versions and settings.

We suggest that you check the article below and follow the
guidelines and steps under Restore from a system restore point.

Recovery options in Windows 10

Feel free to contact us if you need further help.