From: "Gary Britt" 

Yes I've got ERUNT and NTRegopt.  Both from the same person.  I guess for
safety's sake I'll have to rewrite the batch file that I run at startup to
make use of the ERUNT program instead of the regback program I use now.

My computers are not the corporate locked down workstations so I don't have
permissions problems to worry about mostly.

Why do a lot of people refer to System Restore Points as
"bloated" and resource hogs?  Are they merely talking about the
disk space used by a lot of restore points?  There are a couple of methods
for clearing out old restore points.

Thanks,

Gary

"Frank Haber"  wrote in message
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> I'm with John.  I wouldn't. Another useful option might be ERUNT
>
> http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/
>
> It's been good to me on the two occasions I had to restore with it.  At
> least read the FAQ there - it's a decent discussion.  To be fair, XP's
> "bloated System Restore" has worked much more than it's failed.
>
> CAVEAT!!!::  I've only used ERUNT on fairly vanilla peered computers, on
> which very little playing with permissions had been done.  I can't speak
> to its efficacy on a locked-down corp workstation.

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