I seem to be having problems using the restore program.?
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Don't wait forever. It may be stuck, so restart it and try again. It can restore well when it works - so don't worry about what your teacher told you!
990678
How about system restore to a restore point before the problem showed itself?
403695
OK HERE'S THE DEAL.REBOOT COMPUTER AND HIT F8 BUTTON REPEATIDLY UNTILL YOU GET A PROMPT ABOUT BOOTING IN SAFE MODE OR NORMAL MODE.\nSELECT SAFE MODE AND LET THE SYSTEM BOOT.\nON THE FIRST POP UP WINDOW YOU SEE WHEN BOOTING HIT NO.THAT SHOULD TAKE YOU DIRECTLY TO SYSTEM RESTORE WINDOW.\nCHOOSE A DATE PRIOR THE PROBLEMS YOU DESCRIBE.\nTHATS ALL!
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I think one of two things may have happened.  Either some of your system files got corrupted on the hard drive, which would be fixed with the restore disk.  Or you are having hardware problems that start when windows tries to talk to the hardware for the first time.  \n\nIf you know somebody that can loan you a windows install disk you might try it to see if windows will load.  If that works, the restore disk would probably install without any trouble, but if the same thing happens you might need a part replaced before you can run the restore disk.
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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.
94985
It doesn't really sound like a system essential. Try to make a 'restore point' including program files and uninstall it, you can always go back to the 'restore' point where you had your program installled.
225361
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.
880592
I assume you are using windows. If you have the recovery disc, pop it in and reload windows. Sounds like some vital file is missing and this will reload it.
399719
did you make a system restore?
194741
hey,use the restore cd 1st,den the drivers cd.after your restoration,you install the drivers and stuff,i did that just yesterday
1154370
Make sure system restore is enabled. Control panel/System/System Restore. Make sure turn off system restore is unchecked.
976879
Try googling for "rar restore" or "rar recovery" or something like it, there are several recovery programs, at least for .zip's.
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.\nWe know what normal looks like, but your description of "stuff like local disk c is all over the place" is so vague that no one can understand the problem.\n\nI would suggest that you do not format;\njust go to your last known good configuaration:\nthat would be a restore point BEFORE the problem began.\n\n1.  Click START > Programs > Accessories >\n2.  Click System Tools > Click System Restore\n3.  Select a date prior to the problem, and then follow the prompts to complete the wizard.\n\nh2h
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The best way is to do a complete systems restore
1085159
Hi,\n\nYou will need a file recovery program. Here are a few that are free.
811929
system restore to before the problem started.see if helps.if not might need to reinstall some .dll files
1100112
Hmm sounds like a virus problem. Have you done a scan lately? You might want to scan your computer. How far did you restore it? You need to go to Control Panel, then Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools. There is a system restore option in that folder. You might want to try a restore to a date when your computer was actually working correctly.\n\nThe other method is to reformat. You can just reinstall windows again and it will format your hard drive and you can start fresh. It will wipe all viruses and it will make your computer brand new. But you will need to back up your data before you do this.