Windows 10: Cannot create manual Restore Point, nor read current ones >deactivated

Hi, really annoying, because I always create restore points when installing software.
I tried the following command, in case, but no results:

> sfc /scannow
> DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

What can I do?

Thanks


:)

 

Problem with the creation of automatic restore point in win 10 after upgrading to the latest build version 1511

>> Did you mean manual restore points or the automatic one ?

Automatic. Created by script or program using CreateRestorePoint method (programming). "SystemRestorePointCreationFrequency"
setting doesn't apply for manual restore points created via the System Restore user interface.

>> Now do you want to say that if a manual restore point is created,automatic restore point will not be created within 24 hrs of it?

Yes. that's correct! No automatic restore points will be created if a restore point (manual or auto) exists already, which was created within last 24 hrs.

>> 1.How to create a custom view for System Restore events? (From your 2nd post)

Pls check out: How To Create A Custom View For System Restore Events In
Event Viewer?

>> 2.How to create system restore point using script
or command-line?(From your 1st post)

Will reply to this question shortly. I'll have to upload my "automatic restore point" script first.

 

Creating a manual restore point in Windows 10

Well you can if one is listed in the system restore registry so why not a backdated manual one

 

Yes it seems Win10 has it disabled by default ......at least on some machines...

did you go through the Tutorial here :System Protection - Turn On or Off for Drives in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

 

ok, what ever I do, I remain deactivated!
not possible to solve with regedit?

 

A quick search of System Restore on the Forums finds these.... 4th on maybe?

Windows 10 Forums - Search Results

 

thanks, but none is working so far!

 

is it blocked by admin or something ?

Solved Can't enable System Restore - Windows 10 Forums

is it a fresh install ? perhaps do an inplace upgrade and see if it fixes it.....

Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade - Windows 10 Forums

 

It's not a fresh version, running for a few months.
But good idea to repair with In-Place Upgrade.
Will try and let you know.
Thanks

 

Check out Windows Repair Tool (Free) too ...perhaps it is a Permissions Error , I have used the WR Tool for permissions Errors before with good effect.

Tweaking.com - Windows Repair Free/Pro

 

AU turned mine off and deleted all previous Restore Points.
Had to re-enable it and create a new Restore Point.