Windows 10: System Restore

Hi There
I have tried to create a SR point but I get this message....



How do I rectify this please

Regards Bob

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I upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 as time passes I find Windows 10 very intrusive to my personal files music and pictures with the new 10 update it seems it will become more intrusive.

When I upgraded to 10 I had to sign in as a new user with a different password from Win 7. I lost my Win 7 password. Widows 10 has moved all my music files and picture files. My back up is stored off site and system restore back to a previous time I assume
is using my old 7 password and my user/computer name for security thus disallowing access to those files. How do I find my old password while using Windows 10 because I would like to go back to Win 7. I am not a gamer and it seems Win 10 and the anniversary
update are targeted toward multiple computer gamer use. I do have a system repair disc from Win 7.

 

I upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 as time passes I find Windows 10 very intrusive to my personal files music and pictures with the new 10 update it seems it will become more intrusive.

Mohan B thank you for the information I will research the link. I surmise I was not signed in I just started with the question so I will create a new account. Thank You. John W

 

Press Win Key>>Type "Create a restore point">>Enter>>Configure and there you can allot more disk space for System Restore points.

 

Hi there, tried per your instructions and I increased the disk space to its full amount, but I still got that dammed notification again *Mad

Regards Bob

 

Make sure that you have it configured as shown below and that it is not disabled by some third party app.

 

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/system-restore-not-working-windows

The above also may help you.