Computer system recovery is a process that will allow you to restore your PC’s performance, eliminate failures and save the necessary information. In this article, we will look at how to do system recovery, what are the options for recovering the operating system, and what needs to be done so that in the event of an emergency, the losses are minimal.
Before starting to consider the recovery process, we will consider a few recommendations that must be followed before problems arise. On a computer, the operating system is usually located on drive C. If problems arise (virus, system crash, unidentified errors, etc.), all information on drive C may be lost.
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Before doing system recovery, make sure that the necessary data or backup programs from disk C are saved on disk D. The only “drawback” of these recovery programs is that they are paid. However, for most of our users this is not an obstacle - a little savvy and everything will fall into place.