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Originally Posted by George
Have come to the conclusion that system restore does not work unless there has been a change in the operating system, and/or related settings
Several times when I've encountered product glitches and tried to restore, got the message that a restore could not be done as there were no changes in the system.
Maybe that's why they call it "system" restore.
I'd still try it if all else fails, and I continue to do so, but with crossed fingers, as it fails more times than it works.
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Except for one time when I had a bad block on the disk right where the restore settings were located, it has always worked for me. Even after removing and installing an upgrade that wouldn't work, I could restore to before the removal and the old version would be there fully functional.
Not a gaurentee by any means, but something worth trying.
Sam
July 4th, 2007, 08:23 PM
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