I have had to rollback the updates on my windows 10 pc the last four times it has forced me to take them.
Yes, I know about all of the ways to 'try' to avoid the updates or how to stop certain parts (like drivers) from automatically updating but unfortunately I've done it all and none of them work .. for long.
On the
Home version of Windows 10, Microsoft will eventually 'force' every part of the updates upon you.
I've had to do the rollbacks because Everytime the updates are forced, my display gets totally messed up and almost unusable!
I believe the problem is the
AMD innards, (Radeon R7 integrated display driver) and everything associated with AMD!
Microsoft and AMD both acknowledge that there is a problem but neither admits that it is 'their' problem!
Now the reason for my question!
I have no idea if Microsoft will allow an unlimited amount of these rollbacks, using their rollback feature.
I need a way to continue the rollbacks until (I Hope) the problems with the display is fixed!
RollbackRX allows 7 rollbacks with their free version and unlimited with the paid version.
I can't afford the paid version on any (Acronis etc. etc.) of the software out there so I am looking closely at rollbackRX which claims to be able to get your files from a crashed pc.
Here are the features:
Go back to any previous point in time within seconds.
Go back minutes, hours, days, weeks, or even months to any previous snapshot.
Will not affect computer performance and uses minimal system resources.
Supports up to 7 snapshots.
Creates a complete system snapshot without having to restart the system.
Will Reverse any system crash within seconds (even if Windows cannot start).
Ability to back out of any failed program and OS updates as well as botched updates.
Recover from any malware or virus attack within seconds.
Compatible with VMWare and Virtual Machines, both as a host or within the virtual machine as a client.
Locks snapshots to prevent automated deletions.
Complete with an intuitive GUI based snapshot manager.
Explore, browse and retrieve files and folders from any snapshot. Drag and drop them into your active system.
Roll backward as well as forwards to any available system snapshot.
Allows users to safely test any software, and complete a 100% uninstall.
Ability to retrieve files from a crashed PC, even if Windows cannot boot.
Manually take a snapshot on demand.
Task Scheduler comes pre-configured to a take a snapshot at the first boot of the day and upon execution of a "Setup.exe" function.
All opinions are welcome and appreciated.
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