What exactly is the task registered in the task scheduler called SR

Question

I have a test program installed on the server. The program needs to check and transfer the data to another control computer within 3 seconds, but at 00:00 on March 3, the data could not be transmitted once. After that it's normal As a result of checking the test program log, it is reported that there was an instantaneous network delay, While looking for the cause, the task scheduler became suspicious of SR. It last operated at 00:00 on March 3rd, and it operates once every 3rd. By chance this We are confirming that it may occur if the timing of work and inspection overlap. Inquiries about the task scheduler are as follows. 1. What exactly is the task registered in the task scheduler called SR (ex: registry backup) 2. Whether the SR can load the system and network 3. Problems that may occur when SR is changed to “Disable”

Answer 1

Hi @김 창겸

The System Restore folder contains tasks that periodically create restore points for system recovery, you can revert a machine's state to a previous point in time.
If you set to disable, the you just won't have this feature.

Best Regards
Karlie

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Answer 2

From : Description of the scheduled tasks in Windows Vista

SR

System Restore
This scheduled task runs when you start the computer. This scheduled task also runs as a daily task. This scheduled task runs the %windir%\system32\rundll32.exe srrstr.dll,ExecuteScheduledSPPCreation command to create regular system restore points.