Windows 11 can now turn back the clock when updates go bad (opens original article in a new tab)
Windows 11 offers a point-in-time restore feature to revert devices to a previous state within 72 hours, using local storage and scheduled backups.
- Windows 11 introduces point-in-time restore to revert PCs to a previous state within 72 hours
- Restore points cover OS, apps, settings, and local files, stored locally and deleted after 72 hours or low disk space
- Point-in-time restore differs from System Restore by being scheduled and using reserved storage with a maximum retention period
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