I have been wonder when people try to find a way to tweak it system, by manual with command-line, software or others. I learnt from the past that the process is always come with risk and reduce the stability of my system. Most of time I do minimum tweak by hand on what I am understanding rather well. Most of thing people did with Windows XP is disable System Restore and some days later they got problem with some software (like install Vista Transformation Pack) then there has no way to bring system back to the stable stat.
With Windows Vista, people start to write a tip to reduce space usage of System Restore. Well, I never think if it useful. It more to play risk with any accident you made to system or just an important file. I ever been accidentally delete a 4 GB file, imagine if I need to download it again, Previous Version help me a lot on this.
If you about to reduce the System Restore space, read what Ed Bott is warning you — he also providing you alternative way.
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