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How to keep XP from creating restore-points?
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 Backup/Restore - Cleans House?
See To change System Restore settings. Locates dates associated with restore points When you run System Restore, a calendar is displayed to help you find dates All failed restorations are automatically reversed by System Restore. Provides several types of restore points The list below describes each type of

system restore
Ken Blake, MVP kbl...@this.is.an.invalid.domain microsoft public windowsxp newusers John wrote: Windows System restore will save as many restore points as you need, Not quite. There are two limits: 1. You can't use more than 12% of the drive for Restore Points. 2. You can't keep Restore Points more than 90 days. by

System Restore - Number of Restore Points
But when you go to Disable System Restore it says all existing restore points will be lost. McAfee site instructions doesn't mention this. If the virus is hiding in System Restore, it's impossible to know which restore point is holding on to it. It's impossible to remove just one restore point from the bunch.

System Restore and PC Health Scheduler
Then created a Restore point via the System Protection Tab of System Properties... shadowstorage went up by 35 MB [NB no event in the event log yet! The triggers for the System Restore point creation are System Startup and 00:00 daily... Must confess I was hoping you would look at the list of Writers and say

Disable System Restore?
glee gle...@mindspring.com microsoft public win98 gen_discussion It saves them when a Restore point is made. ...glen -- Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems Bill in Colorado wrote in message ... System Restore monitors most system files with .exe, .vxd, .dll, .com, and .sys extensions Thanks Glen, I read those pages

Rhyme but no Reason to System Restore points deletion
Bert Kinney b...@NSmvps.org microsoft public windowsxp perform_maintain Normally the SR and SRService event logs give a hint on why the restore points were deleted. You may want to look all the event logs created at the time the 173 RP were deleted for a clue. I would suggest setting System Restore to only monitor

System Restore Points
System Restore is NOT an imaging program. System Restore is NOT a backup program. System Restore's starting point is always your system's current state and to return to a previous This audit trail requires system restore to be running at all times between those two points. -- Mike Maltby mi...@mcmaltby.fsnet.co.uk.

System Restore
Bill bbcoll...@fake.net comp sys mac system In article <8e34f09b-f7d0-4435-87d3-68066f6bc...@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, Skookum <nd...@uniserve.com> wrote: On PCs if some really bad crap happens one final resort is to revert to a system restore point, like going back in time. Is there any equivalent with Mac OS

automatic system restore points
Sharon F sharonf...@ETEmvps.org microsoft public windowsxp basics On Fri, 5 Sep 2003 05:48:50 -0700, David McGuire wrote: my system restore points totally disappear every week or so. I will check one day and there will be several restore points listed and then the next day they are all gone and I have no restore

Is there a way to remove system restore points?
Plato |@|.| microsoft public windowsxp general Telstar wrote: System Restore is on on all of my drives. Yet, I only get the previous day's restore point...all others are erased every single day. http://www.bootdisk.com/xptop20.htm#15 -- http://www.bootdisk.com/

Can not create a system restore point Manually
Darlene inva...@address.com microsoft public windowsme general After reading the articles Jack recommended, I realize that I have a problem with system restore. By all outward appearances, I seem to be creating system restore points, both manually and automatic system points. However, when I viewed my C:\_Restore

Cannot Create System Restore Points
H2O "Lem" wrote: H20 wrote: Can not create a system restore point Manually. I get a message saying restart computer. Also my internet connecting goes down. So I restart computer and internet is ok. All thisnstartes Jan 25/08 when I tried to download High Security updates from Microsoft. H2O All About System Restore

System Restore
I know that the system restore points take up a lot of space, and I don't want to backup the restore points. I know the general recommendation is to delete It seems to me that I could avoid backing up the system restore points if I don't mark the system restore folder for backup, or exclude the system restore

System Restore Points
... when i shut down or do a restsart i loose all my restore points. never had this problem with XP. any ideas? i'm not an expert so i expect there might be a simple tweek http://www.vistax64. com/tutorials/127417-system-restore-points-stop-xp-dual-boot-delete.html http://support.microsoft.com/kb/926185 -Michael.

Frequency of Automated System Restore Points
URL=/library/techart/Windowsxpsystemrestore.htm it says this: Scheduled restore points In addition to creating restore points before certain events, System Restore provides users with the ability to restore to other specific days and times. It does this by creating a restore point every 24 hours of calendar time.

Does Mac have System restore points
Terry Pinnell terry...@dial.pipex.com microsoft public windowsxp general "mrtee" <hingelic...@voyager.net> wrote: This is an excerpt from the article; Restore point creation and storage During the restore point creation operation, System Restore takes a snapshot of the registry and some key dynamic data stores,

Windows xp system restore
Mike Maltby mike.mal...@gmail.com webster72n <webster...@gmail.com> wrote: Don't mean to interfere, Mike, but oddly enough the same thing happened to me after my last defragmentation with 'Diskeeper Light', I lost all of my restore points and only realized the reason, when reading this post.

This any good to you...
Because restore points ought to be only differences from the current system state, and if not much is being installed, uninstalled, updated etc. the changes should be relatively small." That's not how vss works. It doesn't record only changes, that would be a differential backup. System Restore is more akin to a

Increasing System Restore Point Size?
It seems to me, in the past, I've seen more restore points extending further back in time. The slider is set to Max [12%(553MB)]. Perhaps the issue is that I have a rather small partition, and I'm running out of room and the system is only going to use 12%, thus affording only a limited number of restore point.