Each time you restore a checkpoint, you are asked if you want to create an Undo checkpoint. If you create an Undo checkpoint, Recovery Commander creates a checkpoint of your computer in its current state. Then, if you restore the checkpoint and your computer does not function properly, you can undo the restore.
To undo a restored checkpoint:
1 On the Fix & Maintain tab, click System Recovery and choose Restore Checkpoint.
2 Click Restore Checkpoint.
3 Select a Recovery Commander checkpoint named Undo checkpoint and the appropriate date.
4 To restore the entire checkpoint, see Restoring a Recovery Commander Checkpoint. To partially restore the checkpoint, see Partially Restoring a Checkpoint.
See Also
Creating a Recovery Commander Checkpoint
Managing Recovery Commander Checkpoints