System Restore Explorer

System Restore Explorer is a handy and efficient application that provides a comfortable way of managing the system restore points that have been created automatically by your OS.
The important of System Restore is undeniable, being one of the most popular recovery solutions that can be handled by most users nowadays. Reverting the system to a previous restore point can fix many malfunctions of the OS, but managing this feature is a job of for advanced users and this is where System Restore Explorer intervenes.
It comes across as a simpler approach to System Restore, allowing users to explore all of the points created automatically by the system without requiring advanced computer knowledge.
The simple GUI design is a mark of its ease of use, making it appropriate for all audiences. All the restore points are displayed alongside the date and time they were created, allowing you to delete them on the spot if you decide you no longer need them (although deleting the whole list wouldn’t be an inspired idea).
A special option is the one that allows you to mount the contents of the selected restore point, which will generate a folder that contains the files adjacent to the date of that specific restore point (but only from the C drive).
In other words, without having to perform a system restore operation, you will be able to browse the data that existed on your computer on the date of the restore point creation. This is one of its strongest points, as such a feature is rarely to be seen in similar applications.
All aspects considered, System Restore Explorer is a great asset that not only allows you to manage existing restore points, but it can also provide access to the files that once existed on your computer.