Command that enables the restore system on a partition

HI

In Windows 7 SP1, I can not find a command that enables the restore system on a local partition.

THANKS

BYE

marsmimar said:

If I'm understanding what you want to do, you could open System Protection, highlight the drive (partition) you want to enable, click on the Configure button, and select Restore system settings and previous versions of files. You can also set the maximum disk space used. This tutorial give more info:

System Protection - Turn On or Off

Ok but how to do everything from Command Prompt?

THANKS

BYE

The shadowstorage you can allocate with this command:

vssadmin resize shadowstorage /for=c: /on=c: /maxsize=x%

That would be a shadowstorage allocation for the C: partition. For 'x' I suggest between 10 and 15%. In lieu of x% you can also say xGB

seavixen32 said:

Start System Restore from a command prompt

I do not want to start the System Restore but only configure System Protection from the Command Prompt as indicated by marsmimar above.

THANKS

BYE

whs said:

The shadowstorage you can allocate with this command:

vssadmin resize shadowstorage /for=c: /on=c: /maxsize=x%

That would be a shadowstorage allocation for the C: partition. For 'x' I suggest between 10 and 15%. In lieu of x% you can also say xGB

Ok but how do I enable a local partition for this service?

THANKS

BYE

As was said, you can run a shadow with the rstrui.exe