• COMODO Time Machine – Introduction
  • System Requirements And Important Information
    • Hardware And Software Requirements
    • Important Installation And Usage Information
  • Installing Comodo Time Machine
  • Starting Comodo Time Machine
  • The Main Interface
• Taking A Snapshot
• Viewing And Managing Snapshots
  • Viewing Snapshots
  • Managing Snapshots
    • Right Click Options
    • Restoring Your System To A Selected Snapshot
    • Mounting A Snapshot As A Virtual Drive On Your Computer
• Restoring Your System
• Scheduled Tasks
  • Adding Scheduled Snapshot Tasks
  • Adding Scheduled System Restore Tasks
  • Manage The Scheduled Tasks
• Recovering Individual Files/Folders
  • Synchronization Of Files/Folders Of Current System With Those In Previously Taken Snapshot
• Resetting The Baseline Snapshot
• Settings
  • Program Settings
    • Program Appearance
    • Advanced Settings
  • User Settings
    • Adding And Editing Users
  • Protection Settings
  • Network Settings
• Check For Updates
• Help And About Comodo Time Machine
  • Getting Help
  • About Comodo Time Machine
• Using The Quick Operation Shortcuts
  • Taking A Snapshot
  • Rolling Back Your System To A Previous Snapshot
  • Accessing The Main Interface
• Using The Sub-Console On System Start Up
  • Rolling Back Your System To A Selected Snapshot
  • Taking A Snapshot
  • Compacting Preserved Snapshots
  • Uninstall Comodo Time Machine
• Using The Windows Command Line Interface
  • Taking A Snapshot
  • Rolling Back Your System To A Previous Snapshot
  • Displaying The List Of Snapshots
  • Resetting The Baseline Snapshot
  • Renaming A Snapshot
  • Locking Snapshots
  • Unlock Snapshots
  • Mounting A Snapshot As A Virtual Drive
  • Viewing Information On Mounted Virtual Drive
  • Unmounting The Virtual Drive
  • Delete Snapshots
  • Log Off From CTM
  • Recovering Individual Files/Folders From Previously Taken Snapshots
  • Synchronizing Of Files/Folders Of Current System With Those In Previously Taken Snapshot
  • View Currently Logged User Information
  • Log In To CTM
  • Hiding/Unhiding System Tray Icon
  • View The Version Number Of CTM Application Installed In Your System
  • Uninstalling Comodo Time Machine
  • Opening The Help
• Uninstalling COMODO Time Machine
• About Comodo

Comodo Time Machine 

Using the Windows Command Line interface

 

Comodo Time Machine allows users to take a snapshot of the current system state, roll back the system to a previously taken snapshot and other important functionality from the Windows command line interface, without the need of opening the application.

To access the Windows command line interface

• Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt

Or

• Click Start > Run, type 'cmd' in the Run interface and click OK

The commands are to be specified in the format

<executable> / <command #1> <command #2>

Click the links below for more details on the tasks executed from the Command Line Interface

• Take a snapshot of the current state of the system;
• Roll back your system to a previously taken snapshot;
• Reset Baseline snapshot;
• Display the list of previously taken snapshots;
• Rename a snapshot;
• Lock snapshots;
• Unlock snapshots;
• Mount a snapshot as a virtual drive;
• Show information on mounted  virtual drive;
• Dismount virtual drive mounted from a snapshot;
• Delete snapshots;
• Synchronize of Files/Folders of Current System with those in Previously Taken Snapshot;
• Recover Individual Files/Folders from previously taken snapshots;
• Log in to CTM;
• Log off from CTM;
• Show current user;
• Show version number;
• Hide/Show System tray icon;
• Uninstall Comodo Time Machine;
• Show Help.