How To Delete Old Restore Points and Save Space

Windows XP has a feature of Restore Point that helps recover your system after you’ve made a configuration change or installed software that’s either crashed your system or makes it unusable.Windows create a Restore Point every 24 hrs or every time a system change is made.System Restore can use up to 12% of your hard disk space for restore points.

You can clear old restore point except for the latest Restore Point by following these steps :

1. Click Start, Run and type “CLEANMGR” and press Enter
2. Select the hard disk partition and press OK.
3. Click the tab More Options
4. Under System Restore section, click the button “Clean up”

You could also clear all the restore points by disabling “System Restore” and then enabling “System Restore” Again.

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