When doing a system restore.......?
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Restore of computer in windows Xp it's made then the system crashes after a while, Windows stop Responding, Operating system gone crazy then you will be need to restore your system there are restore points when you was install yahoo or something like this may you have seen when you will installing a software at the end the reading is creating restore point...\nEXP......\n1.You have installed Yahoo messenger \n2.You have installed Quick Time\n3.You have installed Corel\nNow you have 3 restore points that you can restore\n \nif you will restore 3.You have installed Corel There will be 3 softwares save in your computer already\n\nIf You will 2.You have installed Quick Time then Corel will be missing \n\n\nIf You will restore 1.You have installed Yahoo messenger Then then both your softwares Quick Time And corel Will Be Missings\n\nWhen You Install windows After Installing All softwares you Can Creat Restore points I creat 3 Restore points every Time When I Install Windows These restore Points Protuct Your Computer If it will creat disterbance later \n                                  More Info heaven_dream007\n                                           Thanks
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use the system restore function.
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If you're using XP, System Restore is a great tool.\n\nGo to Start/All Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore.  Follow the directions and you're on the way!
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If, when you try to run system restore, and you have no dates in the calander that are in bold; you have system restore turned off. This can happen with some drive cleaners. To check if it is on or off:\n\nOpen System Properties. Click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click System. In the System Properties dialog box, click the System Restore tab\nEnsure that the Turn off System Restore check box is cleared. \n\nIf it is on, post a comment.
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Not really.\n\nRestoring to 2 years ago also removed any newer restore points.\n\nOK.  It's possible...\n\nBut first! Stop using that drive immediately!\nYou may be writing over your data at the moment.\n\nBuy a new drive tomorrow and copy your system over to it.\n\nPut the old drive away.\n\nMeanwhile, think of what you need the worst, and any unique identifying characteristics it might have had.\n\nPick a data recovery service and send the drive to them with as much detail on what your data was like as possible.\n\nThere are several demo packages you can download that may show you what's available for restoration if you purchase the full software.
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It's called System Restore.\n\nStart > All Programs > Accessories > System > System Restore.
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Make sure system restore is enabled. Control panel/System/System Restore. Make sure turn off system restore is unchecked.
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Have you tried system restore?
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thats a system file. U may boot from ur cd and run set up and choose the recovery option,u won't loose any data (remember u choose to recover not to reinstall)
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Turn off your "system restore" then try to delete it. Then reboot with system restore still turned off.
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Can you back up to a system restore point?  You could try this, if you have WinXP or WinMe.\n----------------------\nSorry that wasn't the silver bullet. From a distance, I can't think of anything else you should try.
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on a hidden folder called "System Volume Information"\non every partition u set System restore to monitor from \n(Control Panel-->System--->System Restore)
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Sometimes system restore is more of a pain than it is worth. There are several ways, but the easiest is to do a search for the document or program you want. If that does not work, I would do another restore to another time. Another way is to go to mycomputer and click on the drive and search through to the folder you want.\n Hope that helps.
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Well, maybe a reinstall isn't such a bad idea, considering the time spent wasted on multiple system restore.\n\nIt may fix whatever issues you are having too.
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My system restore is located in the "start" button to "all programs" to "accessories" to "system tools" menu. Check to see if yours is there. I am running Windows XP.
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You should keep restoring, going back one restore date at a time, until your puter is working good.  You might need to reinstall some software but that is not much of a problem.  You will not lose your personal files.  \nE
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This link will tell you how to reinstall system restore.  You will also see a link for a free system repair.\n\nhttp://windowsxp.mvps.org/repairsr.htm