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I have occasionally experienced a "BSOD" after a hotsync with my Palm. After
rfesearching the issue I have found that Palm Systems will cause the BSOD on
a hyperthreading PC (which I have).
I have also read the following answer in MS FAQ concerning System Restore:
If an improper shutdown occurs, there is a small possibility that a restore
could fail because System Restore may not have logged some file operations
properly at the time of shutdown. If the restore fails, the system will be
in the same state as before the restore was initiated.
So as a conclusion might it be reasonable to say (did not want to
use"assume") that if ever there is a improper shutdown, for whatever reason,
might be best to turn off system restore then turn on again and start
"Fresh Restore Points" ?????????????????
I have occasionally experienced a "BSOD" after a hotsync with my Palm. After
rfesearching the issue I have found that Palm Systems will cause the BSOD on
a hyperthreading PC (which I have).
I have also read the following answer in MS FAQ concerning System Restore:
If an improper shutdown occurs, there is a small possibility that a restore
could fail because System Restore may not have logged some file operations
properly at the time of shutdown. If the restore fails, the system will be
in the same state as before the restore was initiated.
So as a conclusion might it be reasonable to say (did not want to
use"assume") that if ever there is a improper shutdown, for whatever reason,
might be best to turn off system restore then turn on again and start
"Fresh Restore Points" ?????????????????