System Restore In Windows XP

If you encounter problems of while using Windows XP, and have no idea about it, you can make use of its system restore feature to fix the issue. This feature will undo your PC settings to a previous date when it was working properly. So it is highly recommended to create system restore points at regular intervals to make sure that you are on the safe side. In this article you can find Windows tech support instructions for creating a new system restore point as well as executing the system restore feature in Windows XP.

Creating a new restore point

1. First, click on the Windows “Start” button. You can also press the key with the logo of Microsoft on it.
2. Select the option that says “All Programs” from the start menu. This will bring up a submenu with a list of options.
3. Click on the option labeled “Accessories” from the all programs menu.
4. Select the option labeled “System Tools” from the accessories menu.
5. From the resulting menu, choose the one that says “System Restore”. This will bring up the system restore window.
6. Click on the radio button labeled “Create a restore point”. Hit the “Next” page.
7. Provide a description for your restore point. Hit the button labeled “Create”.
8. If it was successful, you will get a page showing the date and time of your restore point.
9. Finally end this procedure for creating restore point by clicking on the “Close” button.

Initiating System restore 

1. Start by clicking on the “Start” button located on your desktop.
2. Select “All Programs”, and then “Accessories”.
3. Click on “System Tools” and then “System Restore”.
4. Click on the option that says, “Restore my computer to an earlier time”. Hit the “Next” button.
5. You can see a calendar under the “Select a restore point” section with dates on which restore points are created in bold letters.
6. Click on your desired restore point and hit the “Next” button.
7. Click “Ok” if you got any popup window asking for your confirmation.
8. Hit the “Next” button in the confirm restore point selection page.
9. Wait for the restoration process to complete. Your system might restart a couple of times during the process.
That is all you need to know about creating a system restore point, and initiating the same. If incase you face any difficulty in doing so, contact the Windows tech support team for further assistance.

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Guidelines To Open Multiple Windows In A Single Monitor

As you all know, you can open multiple windows on a computer when you are working on a project. We do this mostly when we are browsing the Internet. It can become quite confusing when you have a lot of windows opened at a single time. The solution to this problem can be done by dialing the Windows support number. But before doing so, please read this article in detail.

Expert instructions to open multiple windows

• At first, close all programs and applications that are currently running on the system. After closing all the applications, navigate to the active desktop window.  Make sure that nothing is open in the active desktop window.
• Now you may hit the “Tab” button on the keyboard. This is located at the upper left corner of the keyboard. 
• At the same time, press the Windows Log button on the keyboard. You need to press both simultaneously and not one after the other.
• This will stack the entire icons stored on your computer in a single row. All the open windows will be arranged together. This will be displayed from the top left portion to the right.
• You can easily rotate through the icons if you want. To do this, you need to press the “Tab” button again. This will toggle through the various icons in the list.
• Stop pressing the tab button when you reach the desired folder. When you are finally at the destination folder, simply release the “Tab” button and Windows Logo key together. This will display the full view of the window you have selected.
• You can also use your mouse pointer to select the specific window. Simply left click on the icon to open it. You may jump to a specific window without following the above mentioned steps.
• To do this, you need to locate the key labeled “Alt”. Now press the Tab key and Alt key simultaneously and hold on to them. This will display a line of icons virtually shrinking the open windows.
• To scroll through the windows, you need to hit the tab button each time. This will help you toggle through the list of icons. When you finally reach your target folder, you need to release both the keys at once. This will open the selected window on your monitor.  

If you still can’t get this right, feel free to contact the Windows support number provided in this website.

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