[SOLVED] Should I undo a system restore that had failed, even if the computer is running normally?

[James_369]

So, I had a system restore yesterday (wanted to undo a change that BitDefender made, which I later managed to do in the registry) that failed due to BitDefender or some other program, but the system seems to be running normally. Still, there's the offer to undo the system restore. Should I go for it or just leave the system as is?

 

[USAFRet]

Leave it alone, and create a NEW System Restore point.

 

[James_369]

Leave it alone, and create a NEW System Restore point.

Alright. It'll automatically make a new one next Tuesday due to Patch Tuesday, so that'll work out.

 

[USAFRet]

Alright. It'll automatically make a new one next Tuesday due to Patch Tuesday, so that'll work out.

Personally, I do not rely on System Restore points to manage my system.
At all.

 

[James_369]

Personally, I do not rely on System Restore points to manage my system.
At all.

Me neither. I mostly leave them in case things go absolutely awry and I have no idea how to approach the situation.