How to Fix 0x81000203 System Restore Encountered Error?

• Go to the Start logo and right-click on it.
• After that, choose the Apps and Features button.
• Go to the right-hand side panel and then choose the ‘TuneUp Utilities’ option or its associated software in the list.
• In case the software spreads out, select the Uninstall option.
• Then the program’s uninstaller wizard will show. Click on the Uninstall option to properly wipe out from the system.
• Once the un-installation process wraps up, reboot the system and attempt executing a system restore.

• You should reach ‘TuneUp Utilities Start Center.’
• Go to the lower left-hand side of the screen, and you will notify the field of ‘PC Optimization Mode’.
• You will view the Windows optimization utility that is either Standard or Economy. However, you should select the little wrench button under Turbo and turn off the options shown here.
• Give a try to System Restore once more and look whether the 0x81000203 error brings up or not.

• Hold the Win + S keys at the same time on your system.
• If the best compatible shows Services Desktop application, select it,
• After that, find the service ‘Microsoft Software Shadow Copy Provider’ and twice click on it.
• You should select the drop-down section near to Start type and select Automatic.
• Select the Start option beneath the Service status.
• Launch the Control Panel and go to the System and Security option. Then select the System button.
• Choose the System Protection.
• Beneath the “System Protection” section, choose an individual drive and henceforth select ‘Configure’.
• Ensure that ‘Turn on System Protection’ is active.
• Using the ‘Max Usage’ dragger and adjust the ‘Maximum Disk Space’ usage.
• Now, select the OK button and restart the PC. Then check if this problem continues.

• Press the Win + R keys at the same time on your system to launch the Run section.
• Thereafter, input “gpedit.msc” into it and click on the OK to reach the console of Group Policy Editor.
• You should select the Computer Configuration and choose Administrative Template option.
• Select the System and choose the System Restore option.
• Move to the right-hand side panel and twice click on the policy. Turn off System Restore namely.
• Go to ‘Not Configured’ and select the OK button to implement the modifications.
• Now, shut the Group Policy and reboot the Windows to check whether system restore is functioning perfectly without appearing any error messages.

• Press the Win + S keys at the same time on your system to open the Cortana search.
• Thereafter, input ‘regedit.exe’ beneath the empty space and click on OK to continue.
• When User Account Control pop-up, hit the Yes option.
• Then go to the under the provided path on the left-hand side panel of the registry: ‘HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT’.
• You should locate the subentry ‘SystemRestore’ namely.
• If you can’t view the ‘SystemRestore’ button, make a fresh one.
• Move to the parallel right-hand side and check whether it includes the DWORD ‘DisableConfig’. In case the DWORD is showing and its value data is 1, that means System Restore is blocked. Twice-click and adjust the value as 0. Optionally, you should remove DisableConfig to turn on the System Restore also.
• Now, restart the Windows 10 system and attempt System Restore one more time.

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