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System Restore does not keep restore points
The old restore points don't hurt you, and old points will drop off the end of the chain and be replaced by a new one every day. After a maximum of 90 days (perhaps less, depending on how much space you've allotted for restore points) all the old ones will be gone. So I would keep them until they disappear by

Deleting old restore points
However, SR said there were not set points available. I also saw somewhere during my hunting today, there is an area (msconfig?, tweakUI?) where it is System Restore is checked off as disabled. I removed the checkmark, and during a few reboots, returned to that same menu, to find it checked off again.

System Restore Points 7MB not 200MB
I am wondering if this is normal that one single restore point continues to get bigger and bigger until it is deleted. If it is, what else can I do besides set aside more hard drive space for restore points? If this is not normal, what ca I do to fix it? "Brink" wrote: Mike123;613750 Wrote: Hi Mike, System Restore

System Restore.
You could increase the maximum disk space usage amount to allow for more restore points to be stored so you can have more older ones. This will show you how. http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/76227-system-restore-disk-space.html Shawn -- Brink *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.

Windows xp system restore
Brink Brink.34u...@no-mx.forums.net microsoft public windows vista general Mike123;614303 Wrote: Brink, No it's definitely a restore point. I turned off windows system restore since last night, and just now turned it back on again, and I'm still having the same problem. I can upload pictures of the growth in

System restore
serot...@gmail.com comp sys mac system On Feb 18, 12:09 am, m...@home.spamsucks.ca (Király) wrote: 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 10.4.x?

Increasing System Restore Point Size?
Sharon F sharonf...@ETEmvps.org microsoft public windowsxp general On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 19:14:04 -0500, Mark Fineman wrote: How do I stop my system restore points from being deleted? I tried using the "My Computer" |righ click "Properties"| Tab System Resore| Settings method, but it would only allow about 12% of the

Windows ME System Restore failure
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,

Deleting old restore points
When I tried to test System Restore, I got this error "System restore is not able to create a restore point. Please restart the computer, then run system restore again." Any suggestions? "Bert Kinney" wrote: Hi, Turn System Restore off again. Then turn it back on and ONLY let System Restore monitor the

System Restore Points, where are they?
Skookum nd...@uniserve.com comp sys mac system 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 10.4.x? I seem to have somehow lost all my iPhoto library and haven'ta clue. A Spotlight search turned up no

How do I increase the space for system restore points?
After started, it reboots the computer when the progress bar is at half and after reboot it says that restore failed and refused to return my system settings as when everything worked fine. I created two new restore points after the mess and tested System Restore. It creates the restore points successfully,

Does Mac have System restore points
Where are the restore points normally stored? I've backed up the system and maybe I can retrieve some recent restore points if I knew where to look for them. To see you restore points : Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore > (click) Restore My Computer > Next Now you can browse through all

System Restore; how many restore points?
"John Gregory" <JohnGreg...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:625D930B-11A7-4975-BE55-0144E2AD5934@microsoft.com... When I try to run system restore to create a restore point, it says that "system restore has been turned off by group policy". How do I turn it back on? I looked in the group policy

It *IS* possible to save System Restore Points to CD
Richard G. Harper rghar...@email.com microsoft public windowsme systemtools The reason your request cannot be accommodated is because System Restore is NOT a backup facility, it is a "state manager". When you make a System Restore point, it creates a snapshot of the system as it exists at that moment.

Rhyme but no Reason to System Restore points deletion
e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com>): 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 10.4.x? I seem to have somehow lost all my iPhoto library and haven'ta clue. A Spotlight search turned up no trace of my 1500+

System Restore Stopped - Cannot Create New Resore Points
I've noticed since I got to messing around with it, that System Restore points dissappearing for no reason I was aware of. I don't run some of the Disk Cleaning Utilities nearly as much as I used to. I used to Defragment alot (every night) because I had seen how disk (file) fragmentation can degrade system response

Vista constantly rebooting after this week's updates ...
You need 250 - 500 MB or more drive space allocated to System Restore in order to maintain multiple Restore Points, otherwise Windows will just delete Restore Points to maintain enough operating space. Also, if you have more than one drive or partition, if one has insufficient free space, the situation you are

Windows XP לא יוצר restore p oints
However, I noticed System Restore would only keep restore points for about 3-4 days before deleting all of them, even though it was set to use 12% of the hard drive. So I turned off System Restore, rebooted, turned it back on, and then 3.5 weeks went by where it created restore points every day.

HELP! System Restore has died!
How come Vista [HP] is eating ~2.5GB per restore point? Is it snapshotting the entire Windows system? Even in theory this is close to useless when Vista creates scheduled restore points once or twice a day (the 2 may have been an update install): since Vista doesn't need to be restarted that often it might be days

System Restore - but uninstall the undesired program first?
I have used System Restore a couple of times in the past and found it very useful but I cannot work out why there were no system restore points made. I then turned off system restore, rebooted, turned back on system restore, rebooted and checked the restore points - I know this erases any previous restore