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I have XP Home on my home computer. I noticed a few months ago, when I tried
to create a restore point, the the system threw an error and wouldn't
comply.
I forgot about it, and now when I try to install an update to Windows Media
Player 9, I get the following message:
"System Restore is turned off or disabled on this computer." It goes on with
other dire warnings. When I check my system, it indicates that System
Restore is turned ON for all drives. Any idea why it is not working or any
work-around that could get it started working properly again? Maybe some
corrupted file that I can delete?
Thanks
Paul
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Source Imaging, LLC.
Paul Engel, President
Certified Document Imaging Architech (CDIA)
Summation Certified Trainer (SCT)
inData Certified Trainer
mailtoengel@source-imaging.com
Voice: 859-255-5222
Fax: 859-514-1705
www.source-imaging.com
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I have XP Home on my home computer. I noticed a few months ago, when I tried
to create a restore point, the the system threw an error and wouldn't
comply.
I forgot about it, and now when I try to install an update to Windows Media
Player 9, I get the following message:
"System Restore is turned off or disabled on this computer." It goes on with
other dire warnings. When I check my system, it indicates that System
Restore is turned ON for all drives. Any idea why it is not working or any
work-around that could get it started working properly again? Maybe some
corrupted file that I can delete?
Thanks
Paul
<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
Source Imaging, LLC.
Paul Engel, President
Certified Document Imaging Architech (CDIA)
Summation Certified Trainer (SCT)
inData Certified Trainer
mailtoengel@source-imaging.com
Voice: 859-255-5222
Fax: 859-514-1705
www.source-imaging.com
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