Restore Point Creator is a lightweight and
easy-to-use application that was designed to help you restore the system
to an early state using the existing restore points.
You can also create new ones and personalize them by adding a specific description to each of them.
In case there are some restore points that are no longer needed, with the help of Restore Point Creator you can delete them.
Requirements:
· NET Framework 4.0
What's New in This Release
· The program has been instructed to delete a registry value that has caused some user’s System Restore Points to simply disappear. This is because Windows automatically deletes old System Restore Points but doesn’t at all gives users the ability to configure the maximum age of System Restore Points at which they are deleted.
· A new scheduled task option has been added to the Task Scheduler window in which it gives the ability for users to create a separate task to delete old System Restore Points. This way if you don’t want to delete old Restore Points at the same time that a Scheduled Restore Point is created, you now have the option to do so. If you tell the program to delete old Restore Points when a Scheduled Restore Point is created, the scheduled task to delete old Restore Points is deleted since it’s redundant at that point.
· The program now gives you much more control over the age of System Restore Points on your system than Microsoft gives in Windows itself.
You can also create new ones and personalize them by adding a specific description to each of them.
Requirements:
· NET Framework 4.0
What's New in This Release
· The program has been instructed to delete a registry value that has caused some user’s System Restore Points to simply disappear. This is because Windows automatically deletes old System Restore Points but doesn’t at all gives users the ability to configure the maximum age of System Restore Points at which they are deleted.
· A new scheduled task option has been added to the Task Scheduler window in which it gives the ability for users to create a separate task to delete old System Restore Points. This way if you don’t want to delete old Restore Points at the same time that a Scheduled Restore Point is created, you now have the option to do so. If you tell the program to delete old Restore Points when a Scheduled Restore Point is created, the scheduled task to delete old Restore Points is deleted since it’s redundant at that point.
· The program now gives you much more control over the age of System Restore Points on your system than Microsoft gives in Windows itself.
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