restorepointfile

noun
UK /rɪˈstɔː pɔɪnt faɪl/
US /rɪˈstɔr pɔɪnt faɪl/

A saved copy of your computer that you can use to make it work like it did before.

Dad used the restorepointfile to fix the computer after it got a bad update.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A file that holds a saved picture of a computer's settings at a certain time.

The restorepointfile was created before the new program was installed.

3. A special file used to bring a device back to an earlier, working state.

She opened the restorepointfile to undo the changes.

4. A stored record that helps a computer recover after a problem.

Keep the restorepointfile safe in case the computer crashes.