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Global Modules

Click Delete to remove a backup from the list permanently,

but only if you are certain that you will not need the backup

in the future.

Click Options in the blue bar to open the configuration

window for the RescueCenter. Here, you can specify how

long backups should be kept and when they should be deleted

automatically to free up disk space. You can also deactivate

RescueCenter protection for individual TuneUp modules.

Configuring

RescueCenter

protection

Tip: Do not limit the RescueCenter too much only to save

disk space. The protection offered by this module may be the

only way to fix problems in some cases, and is more

important than a few extra megabytes on your drive.

System Recovery

You can even use TuneUp RescueCenter to undo changes that

you did not make with TuneUp Utilities, but with other

programs. This is made possible with the help of the

Windows XP system recovery function.

Windows XP regularly creates system restore points. If your

system stops functioning correctly, you can roll your system

back to one of these restore points at any time. This brings the

computer back to the state that it was in when the restore

point was created, undoing any changes made since then.

Go to System Recovery to view all restore points.

If your system stops working as expected, all you have to do

is select an entry in the list (the latest possible when your

system worked properly) and click Restore to activate the

backed-up configuration. You must restart your computer for

this.

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