To resize the space allocated for system protection to 5 percent of the total volume size, type vssadmin resize shadowstorage /for=C: /on=C: /maxsize=5% and press Enter.
To show you the current maximum usage size for all drives that use system protection, type vssadmin list shadowstorage and press Enter.
Right-click Start and select Command Prompt (Admin) accept UAC.
To perform the same process by using the command prompt, use the vssadmin command-line tool as detailed in these steps.
In Disk Space Usage, adjust the Max Usage slider to the percentage of the total drive that you want to allocate and click OK.
Under Protection Settings, select the drive and click Configure.
Click the Configure System Restore link.
To resize the maximum storage space that system protection uses for a drive, sign in as an administrator and follow these steps. When the space is full, older restore points are automatically deleted to make room for new ones. Over time, this allocation will be consumed. You can create restore points manually, but this is unlikely to be practicalįor each drive that you want to use system protection, you can adjust the maximum disk space reserved for the feature. A scheduled task every sevenĭays creates a restore point if no restore point was created during the past week. Perform any significant system events, such as install software or upgrade a device driver, a restore point is created automatically. With system protection enabled, your computer regularly creates and saves restore points containing your computer's system files and settings.
In Restore Settings, you can select Turn On or Disable System Protection.
Under Protection Settings, select the drive on which you want to modify protection and click Configure.
To modify the drives that you currently protect using restore points, follow these steps. The system protection feature helps prevent permanent data loss when you accidentally change or delete files, or files become corrupted. If you use additional drive volumes and store any data on them, consider using system protectionįor these drives also. Most users configure just the system drive for system protection. On the System Protection tab of System Properties, if you have administrative privileges, you can modify the protection settings for your system. Points that this section covers in more detail. Configure System Restore enables you to perform the several tasks relating to restore The Recovery item in Control Panel contains the advanced recovery tools. Points occupy and how to remove old restore points manually to recover disk space. You also need to make sure you understand how to configure the amount of disk space that restore You reviewed how to enable System Restore earlier in this tutorial.
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