System Restore is a feature in Microsoft Windows that allows the user to revert their computer back to a previous state. This can be useful if the user has installed a program that is causing problems on their computer and they want to revert back to a time before the program was installed.
The stages of System Restore are as follows:
1. Choose a restore point: This is the point in time that you want to revert your computer back to. You can choose a specific restore point, or you can choose the "last known good configuration" which will revert your computer back to the last time it successfully booted up.
2. Confirm the restore point: Once you have chosen a restore point, you will be prompted to confirm your choice. This is to make sure that you really want to revert your computer back to the selected restore point.
3. Restore your computer: This is the actual process of reverting your computer back to the selected restore point. Your computer will restart during this process.
4. Finish the restore process: Once your computer has restarted, the restore process will be complete. You may be prompted to restart your computer again to finish the process.