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One of the very useful features in the Windows system is System Restore, where it plays an important role, which is to save a copy of the system state and it is stable to retrieve it when it is unstable and has problems such as the collapse of Windows and the failure to boot..and others to avoid having to reinstall Windows again and losing files And the installed programs, in addition to the time spent in the installation process. If you usually forget to create a restore point manually before performing critical actions such as installing a program or a driver, you can apply the following steps to make Windows create a restore point automatically every time immediately after the device is started, and thus the Windows state is maintained permanently.

To do this, we will use the Registry Editor tool and the Task Scheduler, both of which are integrated into the Windows system, where a value is created within the registry related to creating a restore point at the start of the system, and we use the Task Scheduler to execute the command to create a restore point every time you turn on the device after Windows boots up. So let me start by explaining the steps directly in the next lines

First, launch the Registry Editor tool by pressing the Windows button + the letter R together and typing the command "regedit" in the Run window and then pressing Enter. After the Registry Editor window appears, go to the following path:

Computer \ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ SystemRestore

On the right side, click right in the blank space, then point the mouse cursor at New to a sub-menu appear from which you press the DWORD (32-bit) value option to create a new value that will be named SystemRestorePointCreationFrequency and then press Enter to save the name, then close the Registry Editor window to finish Thus the role of Registry in the task.

Open the Task Scheduler tool by pressing the Windows button + the letter R together and typing the command "taskschd.msc" in the Run window and then pressing Enter. After the task scheduler window appears, press the Create Task button on the right side to show you the Create Task window that includes 5 different sections and we will amend these sections one by one to complete the task successfully.

Beginning in the General section, you will assign any name to the task in the Name field, then select the Run whether user is logged on or not option and put a checkmark next to Run with highest privileges. If you are using Windows 10 select that from the Configure for dropdown menu

Moving to the Triggers section, you will click the New button at the bottom to show you the New Trigger window, through which you will select At Startup from the Begin the task drop-down menu, as shown in the image above, and this is in order to perform the task automatically every time when Windows starts up.

After performing the previous steps, go to the Actions section, where you press the New button at the bottom to show you a New Action window in which the task to be performed will be determined. In the Program / script field you write the command "wmic.exe" which is for running WMIC commands (see), then In Add arguments you will enter the following code:

/ Namespace: \\ root \ default Path SystemRestore Call CreateRestorePoint "Automatic Restore Point", 100, 7

Note that Automatic Restore Point is the name of the restore point that will be created, and you can change it if desired.

Next, go to the Conditions section. We will not make many adjustments here. All you will do is remove the ✔️ sign from the Start task only if computer is on AC power option until the task begins, whether the charger is connected to the device or not, and this is of course for laptop users.

Then, in the Settings field, you will start adding a علامة next to the Run task option as soon as possible after a scheduled start is missed, then after completion press the OK button, in the event that the computer is protected with a password, a pop-up window will appear asking you to type this password and press On OK to save the settings, as this task is added to the scheduled tasks in the system. You can then close the Task Scheduler window.

Now, every time you will restart Windows, during the boot process the task will be run and an automatic system restore point will be created, which only takes a minute or two at most. This way, even if you forget to create a restore point, there is a previously saved point automatically in anticipation of any problem that may occur to the system.

Later, if a system problem really occurred and you were not able to boot and enter the system, you can boot via a flash or DVD containing Windows copy files and go to the Advanced Options screen, then you will find a System Restore option that you press to select the nearest restore point to restore the system state as it was. When created automatically.

You can review the article Delete all or some of the system restore points in Windows to free up more space if Partition C does not contain enough space due to the saved restore points.