Windows is prone to external attacks or viruses, which may destroy or delete important data stored on your computer. The system restore feature in Windows helps you create backups of a particular day. However, creating restore points manually may be time consuming. This task can be automated using the task scheduler feature from Windows Vista. Once done, a restore point can be set as frequently as required. To do so:

1. Click ‘Start’ type ‘Task Scheduler’.
2. In the left pane, expand ‘Task Scheduler Library > Microsoft > Windows’ and click ‘System Restore’.
3. In the right pane, double-click the task and click ‘Triggers’.
4. Click ‘New’ enter appropriate details as to when system restore would run.
5. Once done click ‘OK’.

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