Win10 starts as a restore point and is not afraid of any strange operations

Although reinstalling the system can solve 80% of the problems encountered by the system simply and rudely, data backup (and reinstalling the software and setting) is really a torturous process. Have you forgotten that Win10 has a system restore function? Oh, the reason you don't use it for emergency is because its backup is too old? Are the recovered systems and files from a few days ago? That's easy. Just start the system backup and there is no reason not to use it, right?

If you want to realize the above ideas, the "planning task" part is indispensable. Go to "Control Panel-Management Tools-Task Scheduler" and select "Create Task" on the right.

Feel free to fill in the name of the plan in the "General" tab of the "Create Task" window that pops up, and you can play it freely. Then you need to check the two options of "Run regardless of whether the user is logged in" and "Run with the highest authority".

Then click "New" under the "Trigger" tab,

In the "Start task" drop-down option in the pop-up window, select "On startup".

Okay, now it’s the most critical "Operation" tab. Enter powershell.exe in "Program or Script", add parameters, and enter -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "Checkpoint-Computer -Description \"Startup RestorePoint \" "-RestorePointType \"MODIFY_SETTINGS\""

Finally, if you are using a laptop computer, remember to remove the option of "Stop if the computer is switched to battery power" under the "Conditions" tab.

In this way, Win10 will call PowerShell every time it is started to force a new system restore point for the system. When we find some problems (such as being bucketed by the whole family), the returned system and personal files will only be the one that was turned on that day. Status, still need to be re-installed?