On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 13:13:38 -0700 (PDT), johny why
<johnywhy******.com> wrote:
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>As many have complained about, Vista System Restore deletes old
>restore points to make way for new ones.
>
>We'd like a way to preserve restore points indefinitely, save them to
>removeable storage, and rollback anytime to any prior restore point.
>
>So, i'm exploring this. It cannot be done with Vista System Restore.
>How can it be done?
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>Results of my research below.[/color]

ERUNT system ? Holds 30 days of restore points .

Jim, you're saying that-

-erunt holds the same complete system state that windows system
restore holds? I read it just backs up the registry.

-erunt backups expire after 30 days? I see nothing about expiration in
the helpfile. If you're using the optional autoback.exe daily backup
program, that keeps the last 30 days. Otherwise, I read that erunt
backups can be made whenever you want, stored wherever you, for as
long as you want, and restored whenever you want.

Please clarify, thanks