If System Restore wasn’t enabled, you won’t be able to use to restore the PC. Windows XP-8 systems have the System Restore feature enabled by default which can be used to restore a PC to an earlier time. If none of the above are applicable to you, you still have these options to restore or repair your computer: You can use this media to reinstall Windows. This is the original disc that has Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 or 10.

You have the original Windows installation disc.

These discs usually come with your computer purchase and can be used to perform a restore.

You have a set of recovery discs for your computer.

This partition is usually installed by the PC manufacturer (examples: Dell or HP) and can be used to restore a computer.

You have a recovery partition installed on your computer.So far, Format Factory is considered safe, but make sure not to install additional pieces of unwanted software bundled with it during the installation process.Your computer can be restored to its factory settings if any of the following are applicable to you: Finally, tweak the settings the way you need, and launch whatever operation you need. Once installed, you can start by selecting one of the operations on the left panel, then the file you want to modify. Archiver: It offers support for Zip, 7z, and RAR decompression.File converter: Format Factory can join PDF files or convert PDF to DOC, TXT, Excel, or image files.It can isolate the audio and video tracks, as well as convert them to the format of your choice. Extract: It can also serve to extract content from CDs and DVDs.That's very convenient to add subtitles or audio to a video in an easy way. In addition, it allows you to perform operations to clip, join, split, mix, crop, or delogo.

Video converter: You can convert any video file to MP4, 3GP, AVI, WMV, MPG, ELF, or SWF.

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