Our Windows computer should be creating a new Restore Point every time it reboots. But creating one for ourselves is a good idea, particularly when we're about to make a major change.
That's easy to do in PowerShell when launched with administrator rights using the Checkpoint-Computer cmdlet:
Checkpoint-Computer -Description "Pre-DotNetUpgrade"
Once completed, we can use Get-ComputerRestorePoint to verify:
No, I don't know why Microsoft refers to it as both a 'Checkpoint' and a 'RestorePoint'.
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