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I don't get it. I am trying to do a system rstore on my computer. Windows XP Pro SP2. So I go to Start>Control Panel>Help and Support> Undo canges with System Restore.
Then a window pops up that says: “System Restore is not able to protect your computer. Please restart your computer, and then run system restore again.” I have restarted my system about fifty times and this occures still. It is not critcal at this time as I have uninstalled Kaza and Soulseek which I thought were the problem, but they weren't. Any ideas as to why it's doing this? Time to reformat?




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Do you even have system restore turned on?


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Reply to Jake_Barnes

If system restore was disabled, you're SOL.

Why are you trying the system restore btw? Maybe it can be fixed before you do that. Then you could create a restore point and be safe in the future.

Reply to Riser

My system Restore is NOT turned off.
That's what's so weird about this.

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<font color=red> If Music be the Food of Souls,</font color=red>
<i><font color=purple> Then Play On............ </b></i>


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Reply to Pata

System Restore is under SyStem Tools under accessories? Before you can restore your computer you have to have a RESTORE POINT in the first place... look some things over again.

Asus A7N8X Deluxe
80gb Maxtor
200gb WD 8mb cache..
Lian-Li PC-60
LiteOn 52X/LiteOn 811s DVD-RW
AMD XP2800+
LeadTek GF4Ti4200 128mb
Hitachi CML174
1GB Corsair XMS PC3200

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