There is no built-in action for performing it, but you can use VBScript to create a restore point.
The example below creates a random point with project's <fullName> as name of the restore point:
<writeFile> <path>${system_temp_directory}/createrestore.vbs</path> <text>Set SRP = GetObject( or ' winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!root/default:SystemRestore or ' ) Result = SRP.createrestorepoint ( or ' ${project.fullName} or ' , 0, 100) If Result = 0 Then Wscript.Exit 0 Else Wscript.Exit 1 End If </text> </writeFile> <runProgram> <program>cscript</program> <programArguments>/NOLOGO or ' createrestore.vbs or ' </programArguments> <workingDirectory>${system_temp_directory}</workingDirectory> </runProgram> <deleteFile> <path>${system_temp_directory}/createrestore.vbs</path> </deleteFile>
More information on using SystemRestore, its attributes and methods can be found on MSDN.
