How to Use Point-in-Time Restore in Windows 11
Point-in-Time Restore can roll Windows 11 back to a recent full-system snapshot, including apps, settings, and personal files.
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Point-in-Time Restore can roll Windows 11 back to a recent full-system snapshot, including apps, settings, and personal files.
Learn how to check your Windows 11 version and build number, then confirm whether your release is still supported by Microsoft.
Some PCs still use older Secure Boot certificates. Learn how to check the 2023 certificate status and what to do if Windows reports an incomplete update.
Windows 11 26H1 is not a normal feature update. Here is how it differs from 25H2 and what existing Windows 11 users should do.
Quick Machine Recovery can search Windows Update for a fix when Windows 11 cannot boot. Here is how to enable and use it.
Use the built-in Windows Update recovery option to reinstall your current Windows 11 version while keeping apps, files, and settings.
Stuck at the BitLocker recovery screen? Learn where to find the 48-digit recovery key and what to do if you cannot locate it.
Windows 11 can store passkeys and use Windows Hello for passwordless sign-in. Learn how to create, use, manage, and remove them.
Extend laptop battery life in Windows 11 using Energy Saver, Energy Recommendations, power mode, display settings, and refresh-rate controls.
Use Windows Backup to save important files, settings, app preferences, and Wi-Fi information and restore them when setting up a Windows 11 PC.