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Location: UK
Age: 19
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hi, there is a problem with my system restore. I can not create a system restore point, it just says restart computer and try again, restarting makes no difference. I can not restore to a point, I just click next and nothing happens and finallly no automatic restore points are being created. The last restore point was when I installed a drive in Feburary but non of these restore points work.
System restore is turned on in the system restore settings. Tom |
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is there a reason you want to use restore? In my experience it's a waste of harddrive space and better off disabled.
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Location: London UK
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sometimes its case of computer not being clean as in your computer may not free of spywares or virus. carry out a scan for all those then try to create a System Restore point, see if it works first.
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Location: Quebéc, Canada
Age: 39
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System restore is like training wheels, after a while, you will find that you do not need it at all; but is is indispensable when you do something and do not know how to undo it.
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