Hi Here's a question for all you W10 techs. Why does W10 delete my older Restore Points? I use to delete old restore points in W7 myself; to get free space, but it seems W10 likes to do this for me now. Not a big deal, but I prefer making that decisive myself. Have you noticed this with W10? I guess this is another thing where MS thinks they know more then the user.Not a big deal but it does PMO a little. I never use this feature because I always have a back up image on a external drive, but let me choose to delete the restore points MS. You are already forcing me to down load and install the updates.
Hi Thank you for your reply. It doesn't seem to matter how much space I allow, but that's a excellent suggestion. I have allowed 5%, but tried 10% and it didn't make any difference. I haven't been able to solve this yet.
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It does say on your screenshot that 'older restore points will be deleted to make room for new ones.'
Perhaps without reserving a huge amount of space (70, 80, 90%, etc) there isn't much that can be done.
Hi Thanks for your reply. I have done a lot of research on this, but I haven't learned a lot. A lot of users complaining, but no solutions. It's just another little annoying bug that comes with W10. Restore points have never been very reliable IMHO, and I don't count on a restore to get me up and running after experiencing problems.
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Yes sir! I'm a big fan of Macrium! Macrium makes me fearless! Knowing I can restore back exactly like I was the day I created the image!
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