Thanks for the update. It's possible that the computer management is being blocked by Windows Defender SmartScreen. We suggest disabling it so that you can complete the suggested steps posted on the link provided by Kapil Arya MVP. Kindly follow the steps below:. The steps we suggested are to resolve the error wherein the application task scheduler was getting blocked.
We'd like to confirm if you're also encountering the same issue? You were right! I got so fed up with all of the issues I've been having since the W10 creator updates and whatnot, that I did a clean install last night. It also includes a Registry Cleaner While I defend anyone's right to use any antivirus program they wish I strongly suggest it NOT be one that claims to clean the registry.
And, if my advice were asked I would stoutly maintain that with Windows 10 the best choice is the Windows Defender Security System which was designed BY Microsoft who also manufacture the aforesaid Operating System. Granted, that's just one person's opinion. Some like to tack on a second program like Malwarebytes not necessary, as I found by testingso long as a Full Scan is run bi-monthly and a Windows Defender Offline Scan run weeklythere is nothing for Malwarebytes to detect.
But, as I say, that is up to the individual user. Just as the choice of Antivirus is and should be. Just a postscript here: Even with all the help Windows Defender Security Center gives I'd also recommend the use of a good adware blocker. Most Pop Up Blockers like the one that comes with Edge are designed to recognize "friendly" non-dangerous pop ups but any of these are annoying and sometimes dangerous ones slip through.
Fake Virus Alerts, etc. I like the free AdBlocker Ultimate from the Microsoft Store but, again, the choice is up to the user. But when even the Microsoft Homepage is infested I have the same question Report abuse.
Details required :. Cancel Submit. Jordan Dom Microsoft Agent. Hi, System restore points that get deleted automatically could be due to a recent build update or running disk cleanup which has an option to remove restore points.
To resolve your concern, kindly answer the questions below: What changes were made and what updates were installed prior to the issue occurring? When did the issue start to occur? Did you recently run any system optimization applications? You don't say in your script how to specify the time and frequency of the restore point Office Office Exchange Server.
Not an IT pro? Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Miscellaneous. Use this forum to discuss miscellaneous issues that cannot be covered in any other Windows 7 forum. Sign in to vote. Checked Task Scheduler, triggers set for daily at 12 midnight and at system startup.
So there is no reason it should not create restore points. So what could be preventing the restore points from being created Let's try another way. Monday, April 25, AM. That is to be defined in the scheduled "task". Marked as answer by charlestek Tuesday, May 17, AM. Monday, May 16, AM. Hi, As we can see, the condition is that: start the task only if the computer is idle for 10 minutes. For the idle time definition, please kindly refer to the following document: The Task Scheduler service will check if the computer is in an idle state every 15 minutes.
For more information, refer to the following article: Task Conditions Hope it helps. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.
Wednesday, April 27, AM. Hi, I am just writing to check the status of this thread. Friday, April 29, AM. Alex, I still not sure this solves my problem. Saturday, April 30, AM. I can manually create restore points. Saturday, April 30, PM. I just went into task scheduler and unchecked the idle condition for system restore. No was just thinking "some systems" seem to have a hard time waking the hard drives up once they have gone to sleep. I'm a bit confused about which backup you speak of, are you talking about "system restore" which normally sets a restore point when installing new software, or are you talking about windows backup in control panel which backs up your profile and settings?
System restore has automatic restore points that are set in the Task Scheduler by default. OK I didn't consider that, my bad. Sunday, May 1, PM. Hi, As we discussed, if the task failed to run, the possible cause might be the conditions could not be met. Monday, May 2, AM. Alex, I removed the idle condition for the task and it still doesn't run. I need to get this solved, or I'll have to use a Technet incident. I can't believe it is such a complicated issue that it can't be solved here.
Wednesday, May 4, PM. Right-click cmd in the Programs list, and then click Run as administrator. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type your password or click Continue. Alex, I already tried these things long ago. Issue is still not fixed. Tuesday, May 10, PM. Hi, Please check the following: A Disk space allocation 1.
Click Start , type System in the Search box and then click System from the list under Control panel 2. Because the driver versions do not match the versions of the restored catalog files, the restart process stops.
To do this, you may have to use a hardware restart switch, and you may have to restart multiple times. These steps return the computer to the state that it was in before you started the restore process.
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