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| All the old ones are purged.. but I dont think a new one is made...
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| do you have a confirmation for this?
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| thanks
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That's why I said it's an empirical fact.
Have you ever actually done it?
I have done it myself personally and yes it does. I don't use system restore
as a recovery tool but I leave it turned on anyway. I tested it again by
turning it off and then back on again and a System Checkpoint was created
immediately. I belive you may be partly right that a restore point is not
necessarily created immediatley, but I have seen it happen and I have
re-created the scenario again and a System Checkpoint was created.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_restore.htm
"When you first enable System Restore, this creates an initial restore
point."
The above may only be relevent to a new install because I cannot find any
information on the MS sites that directly says when you turn restore back on
again a restore point is immediaitely created.
All I can find is;
Q. How can I remove permanently infected files in the System Restore data
archive and restore to uncompromised restore points?
A. ......."Disabling System Restore will remove all restore points. Enabling
System Restore will resume the creation of new restore points as schedule
and events require.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/en-us/management/sysrestore_faq.mspx#EJJAE
YMMV
| All the old ones are purged.. but I dont think a new one is made...
|
| do you have a confirmation for this?
|
| thanks
|
That's why I said it's an empirical fact.
Have you ever actually done it?
I have done it myself personally and yes it does. I don't use system restore
as a recovery tool but I leave it turned on anyway. I tested it again by
turning it off and then back on again and a System Checkpoint was created
immediately. I belive you may be partly right that a restore point is not
necessarily created immediatley, but I have seen it happen and I have
re-created the scenario again and a System Checkpoint was created.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_restore.htm
"When you first enable System Restore, this creates an initial restore
point."
The above may only be relevent to a new install because I cannot find any
information on the MS sites that directly says when you turn restore back on
again a restore point is immediaitely created.
All I can find is;
Q. How can I remove permanently infected files in the System Restore data
archive and restore to uncompromised restore points?
A. ......."Disabling System Restore will remove all restore points. Enabling
System Restore will resume the creation of new restore points as schedule
and events require.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/en-us/management/sysrestore_faq.mspx#EJJAE
YMMV