System Restore System Check Point

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Hi

Is the Task Scheduler Service running? From Start>Run type

services.msc

then scroll down the list. If the Task Scheduler Service isn't running,
right click on it and select Start.

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"davep1553" <davep1553@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My computer has cesed to automaticly create system check points. I have
> viewed the Scheduled Tasks and the task is missing. What arguments should
> I
> attach to the path when creating a scheduled task to cause it to create a
> restore point without prompting the user. (I'm assuming ammending the path
> is
> the way to create a restore point without user input, if there is another
> way
> please tell me)

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Hi

Eliminating certain options that aren't enabled/running may have helped your
problem!!

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"davep1553" <davep1553@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Please read the entire post before you post. I clearly stated that the
> task for creating the system checkpoint is NOT present, so even if
> the task shcedualer wasn't running that wouldn't be the only problem.
> But yes the task schedualler is running and I'm 100% sure it's working
> corectly because my antiviris still makes it's 3 times a week scan and
> that is triggered by a task.
>
> "Will Denny" wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> Is the Task Scheduler Service running? From Start>Run type
>>
>> services.msc
>>
>> then scroll down the list. If the Task Scheduler Service isn't running,
>> right click on it and select Start.
>>
>> --
>>
>>
>> Will Denny
>> MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
>> Please reply to the News Groups
>>
>>
>> "davep1553" <davep1553@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:22EC9653-D74B-47BF-ADDD-D05E75BE4F5D@microsoft.com...
>> > My computer has cesed to automaticly create system check points. I have
>> > viewed the Scheduled Tasks and the task is missing. What arguments
>> > should
>> > I
>> > attach to the path when creating a scheduled task to cause it to create
>> > a
>> > restore point without prompting the user. (I'm assuming ammending the
>> > path
>> > is
>> > the way to create a restore point without user input, if there is
>> > another
>> > way
>> > please tell me)
>>
>>
>>

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That semes to have worked, I created a sheduled task that runs the scrip that
site provied and my computer should make a checkpoint every day at 5AM now.

"Meena" wrote:

> See if this helps:
> http://windowsxp.mvps.org/checkpoints.htm
>
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> HTH
> Meena
> "davep1553" <davep1553@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:22EC9653-D74B-47BF-ADDD-D05E75BE4F5D@microsoft.com...
> > My computer has cesed to automaticly create system check points. I have
> > viewed the Scheduled Tasks and the task is missing. What arguments should
> I
> > attach to the path when creating a scheduled task to cause it to create a
> > restore point without prompting the user. (I'm assuming ammending the path
> is
> > the way to create a restore point without user input, if there is another
> way
> > please tell me)
>
>
>