How can i get the name and date of all restore points?

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I want to get the NAME and DATES of all "restore points" of my system, how can I get these?

What is the location where it is stored??

Posted 6-Sep-10 22:15pm

ishan_1988

Updated 6-Sep-10 22:16pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 7-Sep-10 4:16am

Minor Edit for Grammar.

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ishan_1988 · Answer 1 · 2010-09-20T23:54:00

Solution 2

I have got the aswer , A wmi query

root\DEFAULT

"select * from SystemRestore"

Posted 20-Sep-10 23:54pm

ishan_1988

Paw Jershauge · Answer 2 · 2010-09-21T00:13:00

Solution 3

Set RPSet = GetObject("winmgmts:root/default").InstancesOf("SystemRestore")

for each RP in RPSet
    wscript.Echo "Dir: RP" & RP.SequenceNumber & ", Name: " & RP.Description & ", Type: ", RP.RestorePointType & ", Time: " & RP.CreationTimenext

Posted 21-Sep-10 0:13am

Paw Jershauge

**Dalek Dave** · Answer 3 · 2010-09-06T22:18:00

Solution 1

They in the 'system volume information' hierarchy.

By default you can't get into them.

Posted 6-Sep-10 22:18pm

Dalek Dave

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ishan_1988 7-Sep-10 4:25am

Please tell me , WHERE exactly in system volume information
i mean which file??
i do have access to "system volume information" so dont worry about that ..