Creating a system restore point in Windows Server helps protect your system from unexpected issues by allowing you to revert to a stable state.

1. Open System Properties

• Right-click on This PC and select Properties.
• Click on System Protection on the left-hand side of the window.

2. Enable System Protection

• In the System Properties window, go to the System Protection tab.
• Select the C: Drive (or your main system drive) and click Configure.
• Ensure that Turn on system protection is selected.
• Adjust the Max Usage slider to allocate disk space for restore points (recommended: 5-10%).
• Click OK to enable system protection.

3. Create a Restore Point

• In the System Protection tab, click the Create button.
• Enter a descriptive name for the restore point (e.g., Before Installing Updates).
• Click Create to start the process.
• Wait for the confirmation message that the restore point has been created successfully.

4. Verify the Restore Point

• After creating the restore point, click System Restore in the System Properties window.
• The restore point you just created should appear in the list of available restore points.
• (Optional) Select it and click Next to proceed with restoring the system if needed.

Success! You have now created a system restore point in Windows Server. If any issues arise, you can roll back to this stable state.