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|    Win+R batch command to create a system r    |
|    07 Sep 20 21:28:14    |
   
   XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.comp.microsoft.windows   
   From: arlen_holder@newmachines.com   
      
   Due to BSOD issues often cannibalizing the Windows 10 boot, I am creating   
   frequent restore points but I would like to script the restore point   
   creation with a batch command from the Win+R "Run" command box.   
      
   What am I doing wrong?   
      
   1. I can manually create a restore point any time I want to:   
    Win+R > sysdm.cpl > [System Protection][Create]   
    (This takes a minute to run to completion.)   
      
   2. When I look, that restore point is always created.   
    Win+R > sysdm.cpl > [System Protection][System Restore]   
    (_)Recommended restore   
    (o)Choose a different restore point   
    [Next] [x]Show more restore points   
    (I see all the many restore points that I manually created.)   
      
   3. But I want to script it, where I created this shortcut:   
    TARGET: %comspec% /k "wmic.exe /Namespace:\\root\default Path SystemRestore   
   Call CreateRestorePoint "My Shortcut Restore Point", 100, 7"   
    ICONFROM: C:\Windows\System32\imageres.dll   
    [Advanced][x]Run as administrator   
      
   4. When executed the command "appears" to work (albeit too quickly so):   
    Executing (SystemRestore)->CreateRestorePoint()   
    Method execution successful.   
    Out Parameters:   
    instance of __PARAMETERS   
    {   
    ReturnValue = 0;   
    };   
    C:\Windows\system32>   
      
    (This takes only a split second to run to completion.)   
      
   4. But, when I look if the restore point was created, it doesn't exist:   
    Win+R > sysdm.cpl > [System Protection][System Restore]   
    (_)Recommended restore   
    (o)Choose a different restore point   
    [Next] [x]Show more restore points   
    (I only see the restore points that I manually created.)   
      
   What am I doing wrong?   
      
   Do you have a batch script to create a restore point on the fly?   
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