It's possible to reverse any harmful changes you've made to your computer using the System Restore feature. But while this feature can assist you in troubleshooting your system, the restore points it creates can occupy valuable hard drive space on your system. If you'd rather have this space for other purposes, you can easily disable the feature.
Right-click on My Computer and choose Properties. Select the System Restore tab, and then select the Turn Off System Restore check box. Then, click OK. Disabling System Restore will save hard disk space as well as increase Windows XP's overall performance.
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