What does it do? From my understanding, its suppose to protect the windows system from being corrupted from software that are not compatible with windows. I have to honestly point out that I had almost forgotten about doing this to all new installed windows. It is relatively important to perform this task. Especially when nowadays there are lots of software that interacts with Microsoft Windows. Some maybe be genuinely compatible with Windows. But some seems to be working fine until an update from either Windows or the software. It won't take up too much of your harddisk space as nowadays our standard or basic hard disk space ranges from 500GB to 1TB.
Just configure the system protection disk usage at 5%. And create a notable remark to note when you performed the system protection.
When your system encountered a problem booting, you can always go to system restore and restore to the last known protection that you have made.
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