Once you are done, click on the “Cancel” button to safely close the System Restore window. If you want to see which programs are affected in a particular restore point, select the target restore point and click on the “ Scan for affected programs” button. In this screen, you can all the available restore points along with their date, time, description, and the system restore type. In the next window, select the “ Choose a different restore point” and click the “ Next” button. In the wizard, click on the “ Next” button. In the blank field, type “ rstrui” and press Enter.Ģ. Open the Run dialog box by pressing the Win + R keyboard shortcut. All we have to do is launch the system restore wizard and it will show is the data we need.ġ. If you just want to see all the system restore points and their dates and descriptions, you don’t have to use any third-party tool.
If you see and mount the system restore points to browse its files and folders, follow the second method. If you just want to see the list of all system restore points then follow the first method. So, without further ado, follow the steps below to see a list of all available system restore points and mount them to browse files. Not only list but you can also mount restore points and browse through them in File Explorer to see what’s different compared to other restore points. The good thing is, you can make Windows list all system restore points. As the restore points grow, they not only take up a lot of space but can also be confusing when you are want to restore a specific restore point.
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