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Microsoft warns Windows 11 recovery feature uses up to 50GB of storage, but for a good cause
Windows 11 has introduced a Point-in-Time restore feature that can use up to 50GB of storage. This space is not pre-reserved. The feature allows users to revert their systems when updates fail.
What changed
A new recovery feature called Point-in-Time restore has been introduced to Windows 11.
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Microsoft Warns Point-in-Time Restore May Use 50GB of Storage
confidence 90%Windows 11 has introduced a Point-in-Time restore feature that can use up to 50GB of storage. This space is not pre-reserved. The feature allows users to revert their systems when updates fail.
What's confirmed:
- The Point-in-time restore feature can use up to 50GB of storage.
- Storage for the Point-in-time restore feature is not pre-reserved.
- Update KB5095093 addresses runaway disk usage linked to CapabilityAccessManager.db-wal.
- Microsoft is force-upgrading all Windows 11 home PCs to version 25H2.
- A July 2026 security update is scheduled for July 14.
- Microsoft has confirmed a 26H2 update for x86-64 PCs.
Still unconfirmed:
- The new backup feature can erase all restore points at once.
- A new Screen Tint mode is coming to Windows 11.
- Slow shutdowns in Windows 11 have been fixed.