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[mr don]

The ability to delete restore points is nice. Very nice.

What about the options to:

- Increase or decrease restore point creation frequency (- or + hours, min, seconds)
- Enable or disable restore on different drives
- Create a new restore point
- Select multiple restore points to delete at a time (What happens when someone has gigs of restore points?)
- Set the amount of allowed diskspace for system restore to use

I believe that these would really be beneficial to CCleaner users.

[comper6]

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- Create a new restore point

I attached 2 files that should help with that. Extract to CCleaner folder

Attached Files

•  winsys2.zip   420bytes   43 downloads

[mr don]

comper6, on May 2 2009, 04:29 PM, said:

I attached 2 files that should help with that. Extract to CCleaner folder

Awesome! Just one problem?

I extracted both files to the ccleaner folder, but when I went to sys restore control in ccleaner, I didn't see any new right click or other options. Is it hidden, or did I miss something?

[comper6]

mr don, on May 3 2009, 02:10 AM, said:

Awesome! Just one problem?

I extracted both files to the ccleaner folder, but when I went to sys restore control in ccleaner, I didn't see any new right click or other options. Is it hidden, or did I miss something?

I see you've never used winapp2.ini or winsys2.ini. That's ok though. Start CCleaner and go to cleaner->Windows Tab-> System -> System restore point. Right click and click clean to create a restore point. Or just check it and click Run Cleaner

[riky]

What about an option to start system restore (and restore the selected restore point) from CCleaner?

[mr don]

comper6, on May 3 2009, 05:19 PM, said:

I see you've never used winapp2.ini or winsys2.ini. That's ok though. Start CCleaner and go to cleaner->Windows Tab-> System -> System restore point. Right click and click clean to create a restore point. Or just check it and click Run Cleaner

I guess it would help if I had system restore enabled first, huh?

I forgot I had turned it off earlier!

Thanks!

[comper6]

mr don, on May 7 2009, 03:21 AM, said:

I guess it would help if I had system restore enabled first, huh?

Yep that would probably help!

[mr don]

comper6, on May 7 2009, 09:55 PM, said:

Yep that would probably help!

Actually, just now enabled Sys Restore on my XP Pro with SP2 & it failed to show any right click option in CCleaner that you can make a new sys restore point. It DID show the new sys checkpoint it created upon enabling.

I verified both files were directly in the CCleaner folder before launching.

[comper6]

I'll check it out

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