Step 1: Open System by Windows+Pause Break and tap System. Part 2: Turn off system protection for hard disk. Step 4: Choose Turn on system protection and hit OK. Select your system drive and click the Configure button if you want to enable it.

Restoring other disks is optional.' Getting this warning message even though the C: disk is selected. Open this window and you’ll see that system protection is Off for your Windows 10 system drive and the other drives in your computer.

'You must always restore the disk that contains your Windows system files. And why i'm getting the warning message I've never seen before. Before I attempt a System Restore, I need to know why I'm being prompted to select a disk (which I can't do). I decided to try to do a System Restore, and for the first time got the 'Confirm disks to restore' dialog box with the check boxes grayed out. Backup & Restore For Home Todo Backup Free Download Todo Backup Home Buy Try Todo Backup for Mac Buy Try For Business Todo Backup Enterprise Buy Try Central Management Backup Center Buy Try (Central Management Console) System Deploy Deploy Manager Buy Try. How can I ensure I will be able to get back to where I am now in case the System Restore fails? I installed a Norton Internet Security update, and some settings were different after rebooting. I'm afraid to even try to do a System Restore, in case I'm not able to undo the restore. And I shouldn't be getting a warning message. Why is the 'Confirm disks to restore' dialog appearing? It shouldn't be if the C: disk is automatically selected. But the check boxes for both the C: disk and the D: disk are grayed out. Why is System Restore asking me to confirm disks to restore? It never has before.

Windows 10 system restore greyed out