Windows 10: Warning: System Restore Disabled After 1809 Upgrade

Something that I just noticed after upgrading to Windows 10 1809, is that System Restore has been disabled on all my computers.

It would be wise to check your Local Disk (C System drive is turned on with the default 15% usage.
That's assuming that you use System Restore. *Smile

From what I know so far, this seems to only apply to computers that are updated via Windows Update.
If you use the Windows 10 Update Tool, then it doesn't turn it off.

:)

 

How do I disable system restore?

I hear dif you have a virus.... after you clean your machine.... 100% cleaned then you disable your system restore and turn it on back something like that.

how do I disable system restore?

 

How do I disable system restore?

oh ok got it.

so..... what exactly is system restore? is it that thing where you reformat?


when do i turn it on back?

1- virus
2- cleaned system
3- disable system restore
4- uhh now what?
5- do i turn it on right away after disable it or wait few min or day?

 

System Restore error

The "mstdc.log" file is a transaction log file of Windows operating systems. Since it is a log file, it should not affect the performance of your system. Also, the error that you're getting with that log file is not connected to the System Restore error
code you're seeing in the Event Viewer. If you want to make sure that System Restore is functioning properly, you can also disable and re-enable it. Please take note that by disabling System Restore, you lose your restore points. To disable and re-enable System
Restore, follow these steps:

• Access System Restore by searching using Cortana.
• Click Configure.
• Choose Disable system protection.
• Click Apply, and the press OK.
• Click Configure again.
• Choose Turn on system protection.
• Click Apply, and the press OK.
• Click OK.

If you do not encounter any issues while doing the steps above, it means that System Restore is working properly.

Let us know how it goes.