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Posted by:
Brandon LeBlanc
02:24 PM Thursday
Dec 11, 2008
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You may have noticed a new blog has appeared under the menu of our site today. I’d like to welcome Paul Cooke, who is a Director here at Microsoft, to our site. Paul and his team will be running the Windows Security Blog – which is what you could consider the successor to the Windows Vista Security Blog. I am really excited about the addition of the Windows Security Blog to our site as I know many readers are very interested in Windows Security. Look for a post from Paul soon!

Tags: Announcement, Windows Vista, Security, Windows, Windows Security Blog

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dbm1rxb

Posted on: December 13, 2008 at 11:59AM
I would like to see user settings for System Restore Checkpoints. I got caught with a complete restore because Windows Vista hadn't taken a checkpoint in over a month. I now take one manually daily, but I'd love to be able to set it up on a daily schedule so I know a recent checkpoint will be available if I need it.

Rich B.
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