Hey did You know you can create a System Restore snapshot in Powershell ?
I didn’t until five minutes ago. The Cmdlet name wasn’t one of the typical “GET” or “SET” ones,as such I missed it.
But I ran a GET-COMMAND this morning looking for some interesting CmdLets to learn and saw this one
CHECKPOINT-COMPUTER
And it’s about the easiest one to run!
CHECKPOINT-COMPUTER –Description “This is My System Restore Point”
It has to be run with Administrative Privledges and produces a nice simple status bar as is executes.
What does this mean to you?
That no matter what you do, you have an EASY way to trigger a System Restore Checkpoint. A simple shortcut to a Powershell script to run it and cover your bases.
Powershell, stressfree for you
Sean
The Energized Tech
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