By default, the software will hide the restore points created in the last five days. As soon as you launch it you will see all restore points. Download and install it like any other software.Īfter installing, launch it by searching for it in the Start menu. Since Windows has no specific option to delete individual restore points, we are going to use a free and lightweight third-party tool called System Restore Explorer. If you’d rather pick and choose which restore points to delete, you can do that too. As soon as you do, Windows will delete all the old restore points while keeping the recent ones.ĭelete Old System Restore Points Individually In the confirmation window, click on the “Delete” button. Navigate to the new tab and click on the “Clean up” button under “System Restore and Shadow Copies” section. You will see a new “More Options” tab in the window. Select the C drive and click on the “OK” button. This action will re-open the cleanup wizard. Since the restore points are system files, you cannot see them unless you choose to clean up the system files.
Select “Primary (C:)” from the drop-down menu and click on the “OK” button.Ĭlick on the “Clean up system files” button. The above action will open the Disk Cleanup utility.
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