Any avid Windows user is more than aware of the importance of Windows updates. Microsoft pushes them out quite regularly, with security updates, new features, and sometimes both. In general, Windows updates are pretty reliable. However, it’s not uncommon for a malicious bug to sneak in every now and then.

When that happens, your system—especially if it’s your primary PC—will become compromised and produce unusual errors. Restoring Windows to an earlier state is the best way to fix the problems. However, it’s not the easiest way to do it if you’re pressed for time.

So, in an effort to lend you a helping hand, we’ll look at restoring your system to a flawless state. Today, we’ll tell you how to restore Windows 10 to an earlier date.

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