that's an interesting
point you mentioned.
there is more information
on it at:
http://tinyurl.com/yevh7e -
Q. Why isn't System Restore creating automatic system checkpoints?
A. Typical reasons why checkpoints are not being created:
. System Restore requires Task Scheduler to create system
checkpoints. If Task Scheduler is disabled it will prevent System Restore from
creating system checkpoints on a scheduled basis.
. System Restore requires the computer to be in an idle state to
create system checkpoints. This is by design so that System Restore does not
interrupt a user by taking processing power. If computer is never idle, system
checkpoints cannot be created. Also, check for any applications that run on the
computer during idle periods, such as a virus scanner.
. The computer has been in use for limited periods and then shut
down or put into hibernation, preventing System Restore from creating restore
points.
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it would be "highly" unusual
for the processor to be idled
for that length of time.
your point is appreciated,
thanks.
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