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System Restore
Lieven Marchand m...@wyrd.be be comp os linux Toni Van Remortel <toni.van. remor...@p-NOSPAMops.be> writes: - Bezorg hen de config files en een package list die via de installer CD (of na een eerste reboot) de boel weer opzet zoals het nu is. Als je hopen dingen geconfigureerd hebt kan iets als dpkg-repack je daarbij

System restore not working
PvcH See below to reduce the space used by System Restore Eric Booth To give System Restore more disk space to save information 1.. Open System properties in Control Panel. 2.. Click the Performance tab, and then click File System. 3.. On the Hard Disk tab, move the System Restore disk space use slider to allot

system restore issue
Bert Kinney b...@NSmvps.org microsoft public windowsxp help_and_support Now that the System Restore tab is back, can you restore the system back to just before this problem started? I would strongly recommend doing the HiJackThis log before dealing with the shutdown problem. Regards, Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User

System Restore General Questions
Bob T beam_me_up_sco...@hotmail.com microsoft public vc mfc microsoft public win32 programmer kernel microsoft public windowsxp general On Wed, 15 Jan 2003 19:51:09 -0800, "Gregoire Gentil" <grego...@gentil.com> wrote: Subject of the post: how to programmatically disable System Restore on XP for a few seconds Here

full system restore
What can I do besides a full on system back-up to keep my computer settings? Is this normal that the shadow copy space continues to grow? I've had a lot of problems with nVidia drivers and I finally got everything situated perfectly and I just want some reassurance. Thanks in advance. Hi Mike, System Restore will

System Restore
What should I do before running System Restore? http://bertk.mvps.org/html/tips.html#12 What should I do after restoring my system to an earlier date? On that subject, just what is it that Sys Restore does restore.?. Example; you later discover that OS (sys) files may have been corrupted, or Reg setting

Can not create a system restore point Manually
Kevin f...@fake.com microsoft public windowsme general Shouldn't have dumped all your restore points, unless you disabled system restore. You can't get the restore points back that were erased. Check to see that you have the system restore update from microsoft's udate site. It will be under the critical updates

system restore issue
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 19:20:00 -0800, kedwards <kedwa...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I would like to put my computer through a full system restore. However when i try to do so, the furthest point back my computer has for a restore point is only a few months back. I would like to go about 2 years back to right

system restore turned off by group policy
Restore points are created by Installer packages that use InstallShield 6.1 Pro and later. Restore points are created when AutoUpdate (AU) installs an update package. Restore points are created when you use System Restore to roll your system back to a different Restore Point. However, if this is done in Safe Mode,

Rhyme but no Reason to System Restore points deletion
Any IDEAS out there with system restore to a other date. I show nothing shut off for system restore in my computer. H2O "H20" wrote: I am aware of this site. I will wait till I hear from Microsoft up-date to see if there was a problem in there Up-date. This has happened before with them in a other computer and they

System Restore doesn't
Rey "allure" wrote: i followed instructions step by step as in reinstalling system restore but when i reach the step of finding the sr.inf file to instal i get a dialouge box saying the file sr.sys on window xp service pack 2 cd is needed so i browse again and locate this file in c/window/servicepacks i386>> click

system restore deleted files
Can you tell me please how to remove the old restore points? I only want to keep the very recent ones. The restore points seem to use so much memory (several GBs) ========================================= Maybe the following articles will offer some ideas: Windows Vista - How much disk space does System Restore

XP SP1 System Restore Fails with script error
You can't do a system restore without the DVD? What about computers that come with a hidden partition? Some OEM computers I've used have had an additional I suppose that's better but I still like XP's system restore more. You're kidding right? XP's system restore was kludge that was prone to corruption and was

Norton's Woes: Is System Restore a Major Culprit?
Banner wrote (re: Mike Maltby): " I don't know your level of expertise, but System Restore is more problems that (sic) it is good. Ask any professional. " I have four or more years of experience observing Mr. Malby's comments re: System Restore under WinME, since it was released to the public in Sept 2000,

system restore - won't
Still no System restore in System Properties 2. Clicked on System Restore in Control Panel - message "System Restore is not able to protect your computer. Please restart your computer, and then run Sytem Restore again." 3. Restarted compu 4. Still no System restore in System Properties 5. Clicked on System Restore

automatic system restore points
For example, if you installed a program today and then select a Restore Point created a week ago, your system would return to the configuration of a week ago. It would not show the program you installed today. System Restore does not remove any files or unfinished downloads. System Restore and System Backup are two

System Restore - but uninstall the undesired program first?
System Restore looks at file extensions, not at what the file is used for. Text files (.txt) are *not* monitored file types, but if you change a text file such as readme.txt to readme.exe, the readme.exe will become monitored by System Restore. The best solution is to stop monitoring partitions other than the one

full system restore
Think of it as a "roll back" feature for the operating system and registry. Look up "system restore" in Help, and then follow the links for a mor detailed decsription. John Gregory wrote: I thought that was what system restore was supposed to be able to save the current system state, and also a complete image.

system restore
Regards, Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User http://dts-l.org/ Martin Sachs wrote: Continuing the System Restore saga: I ran the two scripts. They show the defaults: restore points are retained for 90 days and automatic restore points are created every 24 hours, which is happening. There have been no "low disk space"

Rhyme but no Reason to System Restore points deletion
Using disk cleanup will remove all but the most recent restore point. How to using Disk Clean-up to remove restore points: http://bertk.mvps.org/html/diskclean.html Turning off system restore will remove all restore points. How to Disable and Enable System Restore: http://bertk.mvps.org/html/disablesr.html Regards,