I agree system restore is nowhere on the level of an image but it has got me out of a hole a few times. Most commonly when one of the native apps hoses up for some unknown reason. I can’t believe with each feature update it gets switched off by default by MS. it should be on by default even if only using 1%. Or MS should at least respect the users choice and not turn it off when doing a major update.
I agree. I've also been saved by System Restore, but that was many, many moons ago. For me, since Microsoft turns off System Restore with every update, I don't think there's anything there to restore to, so why bother with the hassle?
According to 17063 blogs, it is going to be retired for next release except looking in this build, they are still seem to be there looking in network and sharing menus.
Do we need it?
The Quick Launch Bar was "retired" too, but I can still create it with every clean install.
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