While creating a robust backup system , and one that permits the quick and (relatively) straightforward restoration of a fully working copy of Windows 10, is both laudable and necessary (just a reminder that you did create that USB Recovery Drive?!), what’s likely more important is setting up a PC, Windows 10, and your apps in such a way that they don’t break in the first place.
Windows 7 was the first operating system from Microsoft I felt really didn’t need to be tinkered with or modified in any way to make it operate well. That’s still the case with Windows 10, but knowing ...
