In over words, the previous versions of your files are existing on the drive, but you cannot restore them by using the 'Restore previous versions' feature, but only by performing a complete system restore from a previous restore point or by using a third-party utility. In fact, in Windows 10, the 'Restore previous version' feature, is working only if the 'File History' or the 'Windows Backup' feature is enabled on the system. The issue is happening, because in Windows 10 the 'Restore Previous Versions' feature is not working like in Windows 7. The 'Restore Previous Versions Not Working' issue in Windows 10, may happened despite the fact that the 'System Protection' is enabled on the machine and the 'Volume Shadow Copy' & the 'Microsoft Software Shadow Copy Provider' services are running and set to Auto. If you own a Windows 10-based computer with the System Protection enabled and you receive that “There are no previous versions available” when you try to restore a file or folder to an earlier version, by using the ‘Restore previous versions’ feature, then read this tutorial to resolve the problem.
