System protection also saves previous versions of files that you've modified. It saves these files in restore points, which are created just before significant system events, such as the installation of a program or device driver. They're also created automatically once every seven days if no other restore points were created in the previous seven days, but you can create restore points manually at any time. System protection is automatically on for the drive that Windows is installed in.
System protection can only be turned on for drives that are formatted using the NTFS file system. Step 3 Click and open "System and Security". Step 5 A System window opens where you can get all the basic system information about your PC. Here in this window on the left side you see an option called "System Protection"; click on that. Step 7 By default the system protection is disabled; you can enable it by clicking on the dot which is "Turn on system protection".
Make sure to click on apply and OK once it is enabled. Select the System Restore option. From this point, Windows 8. The process for restoring the computer uses the same steps that were used in Windows 7. For more information on that process, please see my Using System Protection in Windows 7 article.
Instead, Microsoft now has a feature called File History that they have introduced. To access File History, use steps 1 — 3 above but select File History instead of either of the other two options.
The File History window and its options will load. From this screen, users can enable and configure File History. To enable File History, slide the toggle on the slider bar to the right. Next, users can select the drive for storing the file versions on if they need a different drive than the one selected. Network drive locations can be used for storing the file versions if desired or needed. To perform a manual backup, users will need click the Back up now button.
Type File History while the Start screen is displayed and Windows 8. From here, users can browse through the folders just like users can do with File Explorer. To change which version of the files are being opened, users will need to use the arrow keys in the bottom middle of the File History window.
File History can also be accessed through the Control Panel. When the View by: is set to Category, select the System and Security option and then select the appropriate item in the File History section. Users can also select the Save backup copies of your files with File History option listed under System and Security to open the File History screen. For users set to show Large or Small icons, click on File History. On the left side of the File History window are options for restoring personal files, selecting the hard drive for storing the file versions, a section allowing users to exclude folders or libraries from being backed up, and an advanced settings section.
The Restore personal files option opens the same window shown in item 3 above in this section. Windows 8: System Update Settings. Windows 8: System Firewall Advanced Settings. Windows 8: System Firewall Inbound Rules. Windows 8: System Firewall Outbound Rules. Windows 8: Manage System Firewall Rules. Windows 8: Firewall Alert on Blocked Connection. Windows 8: Firewall Allowed Programs.
Windows 8: Action Center Security Messages. Windows 8 System Recovery. Windows 8 Defender for Real-Time Protection.
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