darkSpyro

Can someone please tell me how to make your computer go to a earlier point of time.
There is a way I just can't find it out.

Sadly I don't know any but have you tried Googling it or asking Siri?

Norton GoBack can do the job.

CCleaner tells you what Restore points you have, although I dunno if it can take you to so.

TuneUp Utilities I believe can also do so.


If you actually manage to find out you have a restore point, but can't do it, you can take it to that restore point by using the CD that came with the computer.

1. First, you have to change the Boot priority of the Drives. When you start the computer, press F2 to reach setup menu (may not be F2 for whatever reason, but it usually is), search for boot priority, and place the CD drive option as the first one the list. This'll make sure any CD in the drive's will load before the Hard Disk, or in other words, before the Operative Sytem.
   
2. Insert the CD you were given with the computer and restart. The CD will start to load it's files. Assuming you have Windows, it'll display the message sayin "Windows is loading files...".
   
3. Wait for it to load. It could take quite a while.
   
4. The "reinstalation" software will start. But don't be fooled, as this software is not only to reinstall Windows, but also to repair certain problems. Now an option of "Repair Windows" should appear, and there you should find what you are searching for. Choose your restore point and wait (a lot) for the computer to restore the computer.

If you complete this succcesfully, you just solved your problem. Congrats.

I thought time travel was impossible

If you have a Windows based computer, it should have a program simply called "System Restore". You can type it into the search bar at the start menu, and should be the first option. After opening it, it will show you a list of restore points (by default, it shows ones made when a program was installed. Checking the show more box may or may not display more). Then just pick whichever one was before the issue.

You shouldn't have a problem with the restore points, but in the case that you do and none of them work via just the program, you may need to resort to using the CD as DummyZ said.