Driver Easy can automatically create a restore point before updating your drivers. You can follow the instructions below to view and modify the settings about this feature:
1) Click the menu button at the bottom left..

2) Click Settings.

3) Click Restore Points.

You can choose whether to let Driver Easy automatically create a restore point or not before it installs drivers for you.

The changes will be saved automatically.
To ensure Driver Easy can create a restore point automatically, you’ll need to turn on system protection and adjust the disk space properly on your computer. Here’s how:
1) On the Windows search bar, type restore point and click Create a restore point.

2) You may see the system protection is, by default, turned off. Click Configure.

3) Tick Turn on system protection. Then drag the slider next to Max Usage to determine how much of your disk space to be used for system protection. Usually 5% – 10% is enough. Click OK to save the changes.

If you want to restore your operating system from a restore point, click the System Restore button and then follow the on-screen instructions to restore your system.
