Backup Windows 7 a day
Windows 7 by default is set to automatically create a backup marker system (restore point) every 7 days if this time does not have a restore point is created.
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Figure 1: You use the Task Scheduler tool to "force" Windows 7 create a restore point every day. |
When you install the updates Windows Updates, most (not all) will create a restore point as a mandatory part of the installation. Many 3rd party applications that users install on your computer and create a restore point to protect against uncertainty.
Professional users easily recognize that the Windows System Restore is not substitute for regular system backups system, and "system restore" is simply the file system is backed up, not the data files of the user.Therefore, if you want Windows to create restore point every day, follow the directions below. 1. You copy the following code into a text file, then save with name SR.vbs.
Professional users easily recognize that the Windows System Restore is not substitute for regular system backups system, and "system restore" is simply the file system is backed up, not the data files of the user.Therefore, if you want Windows to create restore point every day, follow the directions below. 1. You copy the following code into a text file, then save with name SR.vbs.
'"""""""""""""""""""""""""
'Create a System Restore point Daily
'"""""""""""""""" """""""""
'Create a System Restore point Daily
'"""""""""""""""" """""""""
If WScript.Arguments.Count = 0 Then
Set oShell = CreateObject ("Shell.Application")
oShell.ShellExecute "wscript.exe" "" "" & WScript.ScriptFullName & "" "Run", "runas", 1
Else
Set oWshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.Shell")
swinmgmts = "winmgmts: \ \. \ root \ default: Systemrestore"
GetObject (swinmgmts). CreateRestorePoint "Automatic Restore Point", 0, 100
End If
Set oShell = CreateObject ("Shell.Application")
oShell.ShellExecute "wscript.exe" "" "" & WScript.ScriptFullName & "" "Run", "runas", 1
Else
Set oWshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.Shell")
swinmgmts = "winmgmts: \ \. \ root \ default: Systemrestore"
GetObject (swinmgmts). CreateRestorePoint "Automatic Restore Point", 0, 100
End If
2. Place this file in the folder C: \ Users \ your user name \, with "username" is the system log. 3. In Task Scheduler, click Create a Basic Task, set a name (such as System Restore Auto) 4. Click Next. Select Daily in the next dialog box. 5. Click Next. The timing as well as changes of schedule backup tasks. 6. Click Next, and check the option "start a program." 7. Click Next. Under Program / script, navigate to the folder \ Windows \ System32 and select the file name wscript.exe. 8. In the Add arguments box, enter the path to the file created above SR.vbs (such as this example is C: \ Users \ Arie \ SR.vbs) 9. Click Next, then check the box Open the Properties dialog for this task When I click Finish. Next, click Finish. 10. On the General tab, check 2 Run option is whether where user is logged on or not and Run with Highest privileges. 11. On the Settings tab, select Run this task as soon as Possible after a scheduled start is missed 12. Click OK. You will be asked to enter an administrator account.
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