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| Vista Home Premium 64 bit SP1 | 0x80041013 Provider Load Failure on restore point script I'm trying to create a restore point in 32 bit Vista Home Premium using a VBScript. I can create a Restore Point the ordinary way, but using a script generates 0x80041013 Provider Load Failure. Can anyone tell me the dependencies of wscript? afaik I have the necessary services running. wbem folder is in the path environment variable. Alternatively is there a programmatic way to create a restore point that doesn't rely on wscript? I'm just looking for something to create a restore point without having to go through the GUI. |
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| Ultimate | Re: 0x80041013 Provider Load Failure on restore point script I know this is a Vista forum but I am in the process of resolving as similar issue with XP Pro SP2. If I find anything I will try to remember to post it here. Good luck to us both. Here is my script option explicit Dim WSHShell, SRP, CSRP, description, result Set WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") description="Service Restore Point" set SRP = getobject("winmgmts:\\.\root\default:Systemrestore") CSRP = SRP.createrestorepoint (description, 0, 100) result= MsgBox("Restore Point Created Successfully!") |
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