Do you play with you computer?

Optimizing, tweaks, registry settings, downloading and installing various doodad apps just for fun?
Of course you have a recent system image backup and there is always (should be) some system restore
points. Here's a nice little tool to use before making fun adjustments to your system but screw up.
Single Click Restore Point (SCRP) is a tool for creating a restore point in single click.
OK so you know how to already do a System Restore but it takes a few keystrokes. This is simpler.
SCRP.EXE I put mine in documents but you can put it anywhere like other system tools.
It is not installed but merely a file to click and it will make you a Restore Point. Comes in very handy.
I put mine in Task Scheduler to do this every couple days. When you get ready to do full system image
backups, use Disk Cleanup and under Advanced Options you can remove all but last System Restore
Point. Depending on your setting for space to hold these points, there could be many or just a few.
Use it in good health.

We have a couple tutorials that may interest you as well,

System Restore Point Shortcut

System Restore Point : Create at System Startup

SCRP.exe is not a virus or trojan. If you were infected with a virus, trojan or any malware and then
do a System Restore from a created restore point after the infection well, yes, you will restore the virus.
I took scrp.exe apart and the strings are not remotely dangerous.
My computer is like Ft Knox. No site I visit or program I d/l gets malware on my system.
Use it, don't use it, makes no difference to me. I will continue use as I have for last couple months.
Your concern is noted.

The original is not spooky but if you have doubts (I have none) here is another one:
SysRestorePoint_v14.zip If opens with WinRAR.zip, save and extract file where ever it's convenient.
It does not install but merely on demand only unless you use task scheduler.
Just trying to help and share.