Nah, that was pre Windows 10. Built in Windows 10 System Restore does the job really good. No vendor stuff any more after that except the needed drivers. You have a vanilla system after that.

Jafo this notebook only has one partition. It came that way. 

Good for you, I also plan to upgrade my PC since my current PC is already 2 years old and quite outdated.

Wow this PC has some issues. Sure, it's fast enough, but I can't get all my games to play. Quite sad. It refuses to play Command And Conquer Generals. Not too surprised, that games is really, really old. It is very picky about what hardware I use, has to be the old Pentium 4 era stuff to run correctly. The thing that gets me is my Hoyle Card Games. Refuses to run full screen and I have yet to find a workaround. Same thing with my copy of The Game Of Life. Everything else runs just fine, just have to get used to a small screen. Coming from a 22" down to a 15" inch is hurting the eyes. 

Outdated don't mean to say it's not good anymore..... that older PCs are no good.  A newer PC may be a bit faster here and there, but if your current PC does all you need it to fast enough, then you may as well save the money for something you really need.

I update home builds as newer tech supercedes my current build, but that's just me... I have to have the best and newest tech as soon as I'm able to afford it.  However, what I have serves me well enough that I plan to no longer build any more PCs.  I used to enjoy building and servicing PCs, but with arthritis and stuff it's getting to be more than I can manage these days.