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Restore points can also be created manually. When a restore point is created, a description of the event that caused the restore point creation is written to the rp.log file. Many times, you’ll see the description System Checkpoint, which is the restore point that is created by Windows XP every 24 hours (default setting). The description Software Distribution Service refers to Windows Updates being installed. #Prodiscover basic download 64 bit software I’ve also seen descriptions such as Installed QuickTime, Removed ProDiscover 4.8a, and Installed Windows Media Player 11 on systems.

The description might tell the investigator the date that a particular application was installed or removed.

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