How I save or create a new restore points in another disk?

[Eduardo_Bernal]

I want to save or create my restore points in another disk that there isn't a Windows installed, remember the restore points save many people must format the PC in case of some problem and I want to save these points in another disk, because I don't want my restore points to consume my principal space disk and is good you save more of 5 restore points at least, so, how I save or create new restore points in another disk using the task scheduler?

[#2]

@Eduardo_Bernal 

Hello
In a new discussion.
You have done correctly by reducing to 5% the space to save the restore points
You can certainly create a system recovery disk on an external USB .
Administrative tools> recovery disk> create.
You can enable file history with save location on external USB

[#3]

Ok, look like a great solution to transfer the restore points or backups between PC's for the pen drive or external storage, but can I create a restore point on another disk (when the disk already is inserted into the PC) using the task scheduler?

[#4]

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-10/bd-p/Windows10space
In this space, they will help answer your query , although it does not seem possible with the help of a task scheduler to perform this.
please start a discussion there.

[#5]

I have a Windows 11, but these solutions can function in these two or more versions of Windows. If you want to help me, access this link: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-10/is-it-possible-to-create-restore-points-in-another...

[#6]

@Eduardo_Bernal 

Hello! You've posted your question in the Tech Community Discussion space, which is intended for discussion around the Tech Community website itself, not product questions.

We actually do have a Windows 11 space where I'm moving this post to - please post Windows 11 questions here in the future. 

[#7]

I found out one option to do one system image (one alternative to the restore points), I will test when I format, or some error/bug happen in my PC, thanks to try help me

[#8]

Yeah guys, I find one good alternative to restoring points, but it still is useful when I need to restore something quickly to resolve certain problem in case I didn't find one solution