Windows XP Automatically Create Restore Point When Shutdown / Restart
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How can I make Windows XP automatically create a restore point when I shutdown or restart my computer? This is a great idea for those who always trying new software. Here is the clue mate 
1) Create a blank document in Notepad, then copy and paste in these codes :-
Set IRP=getobject(”winmgmts:\\.\root\default:Systemrestore”)
MYRP=IRP.createrestorepoint(”Automatic Restore Point”,0,100)
2) Click on [ File ] –> [ Save File ], then choose where you want to save the file (any where you feel good) and put in the filename as [ autorecover.vbs ] and save
3) Click on [ Start ] –> [ Run ], then key in [ gpedit.msc ] and OK. The Group Policy editor will then appear.
4) On the left column you will see the [ Computer Configuration ], then double click your mouse on [ Windows Settings ] , you will then see the [ Scripts (Startup/Shutdown) ] and you should left click on it. On the right hand-side column, right-click your mouse on the [ Shutdown ] and choose [ Properties ]
5) In the [ Shutdown ] properties dialogue box click on [ Add ] and then [ Browse ] to the file you save earlier (autorecover.vbs) and choose it. Click [ OK ] –> [ OK ] and close the Group Policy editor.
6) Done!!!
* Please use it at your own risk. We will not take any responsibility for the damages of your software or hardware. We have been tested the same configurations on our PC and did not produce any problem.*
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