Admittedly I don't use the Wipe Free Space in CC and I always turn off Windows System Restore Points as they are only one notch above being useless.
But my understanding is that CC does not effect restore points, at least not directly.
It appears if you use the WFS option in CC then Windows takes control and starts mucking around with them.
As to Restore Points, I can see their attraction and in some rare cases they will get you out of trouble.
But plenty of people believe they are a sort of backup or use them as a false sense of recovery if things go pear-shaped.
They are no substitute for a proper backup software or imaging process.
Restore Points do not 'snapshot' any personal info like emails, docs, pics and the like, and only cover system files and only a very small subset of those.
It covers just enough to revert some latest updates and hopefully get the PC going again, and even on those occasions, its success rate is not guaranteed. So Yes, then can help, but I wouldn't be betting the house on them!
I guess my point is, don't have them in your toolbox and hope they will always get you out of trouble, have a solid and tried backup regime.
(sorry for the rant - backups (or lack of) are a bit of a personal bug-bear of mine)
But with Restore Points in CC, why not have an entry in the Windows tab, Advanced section called Restore Points and an option of how many to keep?
Over the years they can certain rack up and span many GiB's.