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Create A Restore Point with ONE Click
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2018
- Create A Restore Point with ONE Click
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System restore points are very useful to roll your computer back to a time when it was working correctly. Whether you are having computer problems after doing windows update or installing a program or driver and now the PC is not working properly, system restore can put your system back to a working state before the windows update or installation of a driver or program.
Here is the code.
cmd.exe /k "Wmic.exe /Namespace:\
oot\default Path SystemRestore Call CreateRestorePoint "%DATE%", 100, 7"
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The best thing I like your videos Brian, you always make it easy for us to understand how to repair Windows base computers. Well done and keep up with your excellent work.
Cheers Terry.
Absolute genius Brian. Keep these brilliant videos coming.
Definitely one of the best tech sites, not just on the interweb, but anywhere!
Nice one Brian, great for family or friends who don't know much about computers.
Yeah it should help them.
GREAT EXPLANATION GOOD SHORT PROCESS I HAVE SOLVED MANY PROBLEM SEEING ALL YOUR TECH VIDEO AS AN TECHNICIAN ITS A GREAT HELP
BUT ONE QUESTION WHERE WILL IT SAVE THE RESTORE FILE
The best thing I like your videos Brian
VirtualBox and the virtual machine makes it all easy, even if the PC gets inundated with viruses or you get locked out with syskey you can return to the last working clean machine with just a few clicks and it all works very quick.
Can you help me how can we convert disk dynamic to basic safely?
Brilliant, Brian.
Greatstuff Brian thank you
Super convenient and easy. Thanks, Brian.
Cheers Harry
Nice, Thanks Mr. B..
Thanks.
Love your video tips. I'm a subscriber. Advanced PC user. But this shortcut is not working for me. Not sure why. Windows 10 1803. The cmd runs successfully. but no restore point created.
Hello mate great video
Brian, the register screen of your forum is not secure. Is it still safe to use?
Please help me then i go to restore point and find window C is off how to on please please reply me 😭🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Great idea, Brian. It will make it a lot easier to have the self discipline to always create one before making any changes or installations. Is it possible to build a prompt into the cmd so you can name the point you're making?
Its always best to create backup before making any changes to the system.
Can I create a system restore on the storage I have on the pc or do I need a external hard drive
Fantastic tip.
Lovely Sunday evening! Hello Brian.
Hello
Hello, can i make 2 of this icons with different dates?
Really helpful, thank you!
Hi Brian ! I am just curious as to where you find the beautiful backgrounds you have! Best regards from Eric (now a dual citizen) in Denmark
I get them all over the place, I have put links on my forum.
August 16, 2018. This short cut worked in the beginning but now no longer works. It indicates that it did create a restore point but when I checked restore points, it had not created anything.
That is what I'm getting too... Just seems to have packed up despite saying it has run..
Great, it works, but my retore points since the last feature update have been small (MB's not GBS) and disappearing quickly within 24 hours. Nothing seems t fix this. Please help, signed new subscriber.
Cool, but is there no way to get the CMD window to "auto-close" after execution ?
Thank you Brian, I got it done.
Thank you Brian - really useful and worked straight away :) Great :)
You're welcome.
awosome....you saved lot of my time.....!!!
I tried this with Windows 11. It works for a while and then days later, clicking on the icon results in an error message that states that Wmic is not a command. Bummer. I was enjoying this as a new feature.
Great info Bri
Thanks Daz
Great videos mate. Very useful tip!
Glad you liked it.
Its working succesfully, but if I want to exceute it for second time how can I do that. Its showing C:\windows\system32>
Can we use same steps for Windows 7 ..?
Hi could you make a video about excel spreadsheet how does it works?
I see what I can do.
Thanks but I have request I need pretty intro vedio like bretic hiting the wall
Thanks. excellent
Great video brian!
Thanks mate.
Does this work on Win7 ?
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Hey this was great Brian! Thank you! ...Peace - Jazz
Awesome
Thanks
Thanks !!!!!!
im having an issue were windows 10 is using 56% of my memory even though i have nothing open on my pc can u please help
Nicely work bro
Thanks
Great video to show...................Nice!
Thanks
Brian, for some reason this is not working in win 10 Pro?
I am on Windows 10 Pro and it works for me.
Britec09 wonder why it's not working on mine, strange, I followed your video to the t and re-did a few times, but when I check for the restore point it's not showing that it's there?
low-key notification squad, everytime
very strange when I go to search restore I get windows 7 restore, yet my computer is windows 10, 1607 build
Couldn't one just paste this command into CMD (as admin), to achieve the same results?
You could do that, bit more work involved
Like the title of the video says... 👍
This "One Click" approach, could be used for a whole host of things.
I can easily create restore points. Unfortunately windows 10 deletes them minutes later, I believe by design.
Nice one :-)
Thanks John.
nice
Thanks Brian :-D
You Lied!!, it was loads of clicks lol.
More air moving fans brian, your pc psu is hot, i can tell from warwickshire lol.
I got to clean the dust out, its real bad.
lol, they are always mucky.
i bet you are getting some failed systems/laptops in, i've never seen a clean laptop fan/heatsink, a nice dovet of hair/dust and other unknown nastyness.
One drop of oil on a needle into the bearings and Weeeeeee the fan goes, stopped a mates lappy meeting death with that :-D.
It's all good fun :)
it's been tow months since my question thanks for ignoring me.
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