The WMI System Restore class lets you query for the status of the last system restore (GetLastRestoreStatus()), how can you query to find the date and time when the last restore occurred? This date is displayed when you run the System Restore wizard to undo the last system restore. Regards, Sunil Abhyankar
"Sunil Abhyankar" wrote: > The WMI System Restore class lets you query for the status of the last system > restore (GetLastRestoreStatus()), how can you query to find the date and time > when the last restore occurred? > > This date is displayed when you run the System Restore wizard to undo the > last system restore. > > Regards, > > Sunil Abhyankar What are you using to access WMI? You could get SystemRestore instance with highest SequenceNumber and check it's CreationTime property. -- urkec
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