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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows XP
- Date added: February 17, 2008
- Total Downloads: 3,680
- Downloads last week: 183
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- Average user rating: stars out of 2 votes
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From TECHNOLOGY UPDATES :Single Click Restore Point (SCRP) is a tool for creating a restore point in single click. It will help you create a restore point without go through the System restore Utility. Better to run this tool before a meager change in your computer. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
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Version: Single Click Restre Point 1
"Concept is good - But............................."
Pros: Simple, quick way to create a restore point.
Cons: Can not "name" the restore point to indicate why it was created as you can when created the usual way.
Summary: Good idea. As it is, I would rather put a shortcut to system restore & put up with an additional step to select "create a restore point" because I can then name it to explain why it was created in the first place and/or indicate what changes wer... read more >>
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Version: Single Click Restre Point 1
"Concept is good, fast and easiy to set a restore point."
Pros: It takes a little while for it to set the restore point.
Cons: You can not write in why you set the restore point, for future referance.
Summary: Turns out that just making a shortcut of the System Restore page is about the same and you can name the restore point.
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