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System Restore Point Creator was designed to be a simple and quick tool to create system restore points.
Yes, you may argue that the System Restore UI already has this functionality, but it does not include the ability to create a restore point from the command line or the ability to provide a "one click restore point creation."
By default, if you use the shortcut that was created by the System Restore Point Creator setup program, the program will automatically create a system restore point entitled "Daily_Restore_Point". You can however, change this to whatever text you want, with or without spaces as well.
Without any parameters, the main interface of the System Restore Point Creator will be launched instead, allowing you to create a system restore point using the graphical user interface instead. You can also use this program by scheduling a system restore point creation every x days, weeks, etc.

Icon Restore 1.0 is a tool to store the placement of your desktop icons and recover them. It can place your icons wherever you want them on your desktop, right click My Computer (or any system icon) and left click on 'save icon layout' from the pop up menu. If your icons ever get moved because your computer entered safe mode or you changed the screen resolution, right click My Computer and left click on 'restore icon layout' from the pop up menu. It is the perfect solution for anyone that needs to change the screen resolution frequently.

Restore the contents of a cluster quorum disk from a recent ntbackup restore process This tool is used in a Microsoft Windows 2000 cluster after a node has been restored using NtBackup, a component of the Windows 2000 operating system. NtBackup leaves the quorum data in a directory on the nodes disk, but does not restore it to the quorum disk at that time.
Cluster Quorum Restore Utility was designed to restore the contents of a cluster quorum disk from a recent ntbackup restore process.
Restoring the quorum disk requires that the cluster be stopped and restarted, which may not be necessary or desirable. If a quorum disk requires a restore, the cluster is most likely down and the operation will not negatively impact operation.
The process of restoring a single node of a cluster is straightforward. You must first restore the system state and cluster state to the node; then you must restart. This causes the node to rejoin the cluster and restores it to operation.
To restore the quorum disk, following the node restore, run Clusrest.exe. This moves the quorum data from the node to the quorum. The node can then be restarted and the cluster should be established. Other nodes may then join the cluster as they are brought up.
Note:
Restoring a quorum rolls the cluster back in time to the backup date. There are impacts to performing this operation that include loss of data. This operation should only be undertaken when it becomes absolutely necessary.