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Did you test this on PS5? I think I remember in the past Computer-Checkpoint didn't work on Windows Powershell and only did on the newer version. That is the only other reason why we added the repair on System Restore. |
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@ChrisTitusTech yes it dose work in powershell 5 |
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you close this pr because
but your code wouldn't even fix restore point if it was broken
you tried to
Import-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.Managementbut if that module isn't loaded than the entire script wouldn't workalso the only way you could "break" restore point is if you disabled it or just stright up deleted system restore files which you couldn't fix
also people who break system restore point wouldn't run system restore
also fixes this warning