Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 19577.1000 - March 5 Insider

marlute said:

Thanks Kado, will try a ISO, see if that fixes it. And just on another question, even though I have restore point turned on, for some reason there isn't any RPs listed after each build. Is that an issue of recent times or with this current build?

That's correct and, I think, has always been so. Because of the volume of changes in an upgrade MS wipes them during the upgrade. You can revert to the previous build if needed during the first 10 days but even then the RPs are not restored.

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marlute said:

Thanks for the info, good to know. So the best bet would be to do a manual RP, so that there is always at leat one on the sysytem?

Yes, but it's not wise to rely on RPs as a backup, they have a habit of failing.

kado897 said:

Yes, but it's not wise to rely on RPs as a backup, they have a habit of failing.

There are not enough in the world for that. Good thing is they only fail when you need one.

f14tomcat said:

There are not enough in the world for that. Good thing is they only fail when you need one.

Lol.

Windows 10 SDK Preview Build 19577 now available - March 10

IronZorg89 said:

You can instead create a task in Task Scheduler to have a RP at each startup and forget about it.
Automatically Create System Restore Point at Startup in Windows 10

Have you tried this recently? Does it work?

f14tomcat said:

There are not enough in the world for that. Good thing is they only fail when you need one.

How very true TC .

I always ensure RPs are turned off these days and just use Macrium Reflect.