Windows 10: Whta does it mean to restore previous versions of windows/ internet browser

Can somebody explain what does it mean to restore previous versions of windows/ internet browser. When I googeld it, it said, when I restore previous versions, then I can see my example deleted browser history. But since browser search history is only stored in my local computer, then will the restore work only on my local computer, or can I restore even deleted cloud files, what I deleted in my computer browser. Example google photos?So basically when I go back to previous versions, can I recover deleted files. And if yes, will they only be local computer files or even coud files?

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Whta does it mean to restore previous versions of windows/ internet browser

Can somebody explain what does it mean to restore previous versions of windows/ internet browser. When I googeld it, it said, when I restore previous versions, then I can see my example deleted browser history. But since browser search history is only stored in my local computer, then will the restore work only on my local computer, or can I restore even deleted cloud files, what I deleted in my computer browser. Example google photos?

So basically when I go back to previous versions, can I recover deleted files. And if yes, will they only be local computer files or even coud files?

 

Whta does it mean to restore previous versions of windows/ internet browser

Hello Afka,

I am Jaspreet Singh.

Restoring previous windows or restoring to a previous point will revert any changes made to application installs or windows files but will not recover user data from the system this includes photos/documents etc.

If you had Windows file recovery/ file history set up then you can restore files too that were deleted after the backup was made. This however does not recover deleted cloud storage files.

 

Microsoft Internet Explorer renamed to Windows Internet Explorer ?




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