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Windows 7: Easy way to Create a Restore Point - advice please

26 Jan 2009   #1

Dual boot XP Pro and Seven/7127
sarf west London
 
 
Easy way to Create a Restore Point - advice please

I like to Create a Restore Point from time to time while I am "playing with" the pc. I have managed to do this, System Properties>System Protection> Create tab.
However it seems a long convoluted route to find my way to getting to press the Create button.
There must be a more straight forward method.
I'd like something pinned on my start menu.
Any ideas please.
Thanks,

My System SpecsSystem Spec

26 Jan 2009   #2

Windows 8 Pro
Standish, Lancashire, England
 
 

Have a look here for other options:- System Restore Point - Create
My System SpecsSystem Spec
26 Jan 2009   #3

Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
Maine, USA
 
 

Hello anykey,

Welcome to the Seven Forums.

Here you go. System Restore Point Shortcut


Gary

Edit: Too fast for me John
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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26 Jan 2009   #4

Dual boot XP Pro and Seven/7127
sarf west London
 
 

My My, you are too quick for me, ha ha
Dunno what kept you. There must have been at least a minute's delay between my post and your reply.
Such service. Thank You Both.

I have to admit it took me a few goes to achieve the intended result.
I had to read and re-read what to do
But that was my lack of skills not the fault of the instructions.

Thanks again,
My System SpecsSystem Spec
26 Jan 2009   #5

Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
Maine, USA
 
 

Your welcome, anykey.

Gary
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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