How to schedule daily system restore points in windows 10
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The system restore points are created automatically once per week or when a critical change to a system is done via driver or software or update installation.
If you go to Task Scheduler and edit the trigger to run at specified time every day or every hour - it will run but it will not create a system restore point. All it does is checking if a system restore point has been created since last 7 days. That's all.
If none was created - it will create one.
If you want more recent restore points then you have to create them manually via system protection in system properties.
Or use a third party backup tool such as Backup & Recovery Free: http://www.paragon-software.com/home/br-free/download.html