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Hey,
Is there anyway of restoring Windows back to about a day or so ago? I don't have a "System Restore" option available for whatever reason, so is there a disk I can buy at a computer store or something to that effect? Any help would be greatly, greatly appreciated - I've lost a ton of files I needed by somehow overwriting them. Thanks, -A |
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Using the system restore feature bring the system registry back to that point not restore any files lost by overwriting or deletion. For that a data recovery tool would probably be the only method of retrieval to consider there.
Active Undelete has a demo for file recovery seen at http://www.active-undelete.com/ As far as seeing Windows itself restored when no restore points are available and continual problems persist that would be the repair install method outlined at http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
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