One uses WMIC (Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line) and the other uses PowerShell.
While these steps are not complex, I’ve heard many folks complain about having to remember them, saying they wished there was an icon you could just click to create a restore point.įortunately, I’ve discovered two ways that you can automate the creation of a restore point. Unfortunately, it takes several steps to launch that creation process. While System Restore does a good job of automatically creating restore points, you can manually create a restore point before you perform certain types of operations, such as editing the registry.
These snapshots are called restore points and include crucial operating system files and certain parts of the registry that could be altered by the pending change operation. System Restore works by automatically taking snapshots of your system’s state before any operation that makes significant changes to the operating system. Check out these two techniques for turning restore point creation into a one-click operation. Manually creating a restore point is a bit of a clumsy process.
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Two ways to set up a one-click shortcut for creating a restore point in Windows 10
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