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System Restore Point in tweak section taking way too much #2704

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KRMX opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 6 comments
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System Restore Point in tweak section taking way too much #2704

KRMX opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 6 comments
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@KRMX
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KRMX commented Sep 9, 2024

Bug description

The script took more than 45 minutes to perform a system restore point (as I'm writing it is stuck on 99% for 20 minutes)
Looks like the progress bar went slower and slower the more it progressed.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to Tweaks
  2. Click on Create Restore Point (was enabled by default)
  3. Click Run tweaks

Expected behavior

Expected it would take same time as a system restore point created through windows UI

Additional context

Got a warning saying Microsoft.PowerShell.Management not imported because it was already imported (Snap-in?)
The tweak I selected apart from system restore was the one for disabling telemetry
OS: Windows 10, version 1909

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@ioannedelea
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ioannedelea commented Sep 14, 2024

The same behaviour on Windows 11 23H2 (build 22631.2861). The System Restore is stuck at 99% for about 30 mins now as I'm posting this.

LE: I just changed the timezone to the correct one and the restore point was created almost instantly. Weird.

@4yman-0
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4yman-0 commented Sep 17, 2024

It takes way too long

Got a warning saying Microsoft.PowerShell.Management not imported because it was already imported.

That's because of this:

        # Attempt to load the required module for Get-ComputerRestorePoint
        try {
            Import-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.Management -ErrorAction Stop
        } catch {
            Write-Host "Failed to load the Microsoft.PowerShell.Management module: $_"
            return
        }

The script took more than 45 minutes to perform a system restore point

It looks like you have an HDD or a stupidly bloated Installation, I don't know if this is slower than Windows UI.

        Checkpoint-Computer -Description $description -RestorePointType "MODIFY_SETTINGS"

@KRMX
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KRMX commented Sep 18, 2024

@4yman-0 I have an SSD and system restore point created through standard Windows interface completes in about 5 minutes. In fact I ended up creating one in the traditional way instead of selecting the checkbox for it in Tweaks section before applying the telemetry tweak again, something must be off somewhere. Btw I didn't try to redo the operation yet so can't tell if it was a temporary issue.

@zdziejowski
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Three days ago, I installed Microwin, and after the installation, I installed a few applications using Winutil and applied some tweaks for laptop. Creating a restore point also took around 40 minutes through Winutil. Spec: Dell XPS, SSD M2, 32GB RAM

@HardCorePawn
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HardCorePawn commented Oct 7, 2024

I am having the same issue... It speeds through the creation of the system restore point until around 90% (about 2-3 minutes total) and then each % point after that seems to take exponentially longer to finish.

98->99% took ~10-12 minutes... and it has now been stuck at 99% for over 45 minutes at this point.

EDIT: gave up after 90+ minutes stuck at 99%

@dbalcar
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dbalcar commented Dec 26, 2024

I am seeing the same issue. the creating restore point is stuck on 98% for the last 30 min. I will run it without creating a restore point. Hopefully this is easy catch on the bug side.

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