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Why is system restore disabled by default?
Any ideas? I understand, that 10 relies on reset/refresh, but disabling SR is a bit drastic.
Especially taking into account, how many flaws are in 10 right now, I wonder how it made RTM.
Any ideas? I understand, that 10 relies on reset/refresh, but disabling SR is a bit drastic.
Especially taking into account, how many flaws are in 10 right now, I wonder how it made RTM.
System Restore is enabled for me by default (clean install). Perhaps if you upgraded, it carried over System Restore settings from Windows 8/7 and they were disabled.
System restore was enabled for me when I upgraded. It is a very stable OS, that is why it reached RTM
Strange. SR was disabled on 2 fresh installs for me. Wonder if it has to do with drives being SSD.
It is well known that more negative results are posted than positive. I could post on every thread, well it works for me. While that is true, it doesn't help. But to say that W10 is flawed is wrong, that is my opinion.
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My main point I'm trying to make is most problems are either hardware, driver related, or some third party software. Not the OS itself
This setting enables SR, still trying to figure out, how to set up disk usage in percentage.
reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SPP\Clients" /v " {09F7EDC5-294E-4180-AF6A-FB0E6A0E9513}" /t REG_MULTI_SZ /d 1
Are not they always? If everyone was using the same hardware, software, Windows would be flawless.