Windows 10: How do I automatically create a system restore point daily?

Need step-by-step on this one, please.

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System restore point automatic create not working....need help.

Were you seeing CAPI2 errors with Macrium & System Restore.

And after enabling system protection.
1) Does System Protection automatically create and populate checkpoints to list.
Does System Protection create restore points when called by a program and populate checkpoints to list.

2) I'd like to confirm whether my issue is unique to me or common.
My issue is that I can manually create restore points okay and those manual created will populate to my list.
Automatic restore points do not populate to my list. Albeit, Task Scheduler shows Last Run time change.
Automatic restore points do not populate to my list e.g., with Windows Updates.
When create restore point is called by a program. I see activity that suggest restore point is being created ...but, again the activity does not translate to an entry in my list.

 

How do I automatically create a system restore point daily?

These are some additional links for automatic restore points as well as quick manual restore points:

How to Make Windows Automatically Create a System Restore Point at Startup





This link was initially posted but I wasn't able to run either the wmic or powershell commands:
Two ways to set up a one-click shortcut for creating a restore point in Windows 10 - TechRepublic

This two step wmic command worked:
wmic.exe
/Namespace:\\root\default Path SystemRestore Call CreateRestorePoint "Startup Restore Point", 100, 7


C:\WINDOWS\system32>wmic.exe
wmic:root\cli>/Namespace:\\root\default Path SystemRestore Call CreateRestorePoint "Startup Restore Point", 100, 7
Execute (SystemRestore)->CreateRestorePoint() (Y/N)?

 

Creating restore points automatically; can it be done?

Hi Mark,

It's good to see that you're interested to learn more about Windows 10 System Restore. Yes! There's a way for Windows 10 to create restore points automatically. All you have to do is to create your first restore point, then when something significant happens,
such as installing a Windows Update or a new application. See the steps below to learn how:

• Search for Create a system restore point.
• Click on Configure, then choose Turn on system protection and
  OK.
  
• Once done, choose Create, then type the description for restore point.

We'll be looking forward to your feedback.