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mamie
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      03-08-2008
i can't restore back to an earlier date..hoow come?

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      03-08-2008
Error message?

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Bare Foot Kid
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      03-08-2008

Hi mamie!

You might want to give this Tutorial
A good look.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/76...store-how.html

Hope it helps!


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      03-08-2008
Are you dual booting with XP?


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      03-08-2008
Mamie, unless you showed us your step-by-step in system restore, it's
impossible to tell you why. The only way is to show you my way of syst.
restore , in case it's different than yours :-
1. open Control Panel, choose BACK UP YOUR COMPUTER
2. choose system restore
3. under RESTORE SYSTEM FILES & SETTINGS, check CHOOSE A DIFFERENT
RESTORE POINT , click NEXT
4. pick the date , click that and then click NEXT.
5. click FINISH
Note : a) Step 3 is the one people might overlook. By clicking Next without
choosing a different date will only restore to the MOST PRESENT DATE, which
of course won't do any good.
b) The list of dates only goes back about 10 days or so. If your
problem started beyond the time limit, your restoe is not going to help at
all. In that case, you will have to re-install you operating system ,
drivers&utilities disks etc. Hope I have helped in some way.
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      03-08-2008

"jihchiang" <> wrote in message
If your
> problem started beyond the time limit, your restoe is not going to help at
> all. In that case, you will have to re-install you operating system ,
> drivers&utilities disks etc.


There are other trouble shooting steps one can take before being that
drastic.

 
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jihchiang
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      03-08-2008
Hey, Bob. I have been looking for those trouble shooting steps. Would you
please tell me all that you know ? You can e-mail me
Thanks

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> "jihchiang" <> wrote in message
> If your
>> problem started beyond the time limit, your restoe is not going to help
>> at all. In that case, you will have to re-install you operating system ,
>> drivers&utilities disks etc.

>
> There are other trouble shooting steps one can take before being that
> drastic.


 
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Bob
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      03-08-2008
Run sfc /scannow.

"jihchiang" <> wrote in message
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> Hey, Bob. I have been looking for those trouble shooting steps. Would you
> please tell me all that you know ? You can e-mail me
> Thanks
>
> "Bob" <> wrote in message
> news:. ..
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>> "jihchiang" <> wrote in message
>> If your
>>> problem started beyond the time limit, your restoe is not going to help
>>> at all. In that case, you will have to re-install you operating system ,
>>> drivers&utilities disks etc.

>>
>> There are other trouble shooting steps one can take before being that
>> drastic.

>


 
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mamie
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      03-08-2008
I restored successfully by restoring in the safe mode..some there told me to
try that and it worked..Thanks for all the help;;;
Mamie
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"jihchiang" wrote:

> Mamie, unless you showed us your step-by-step in system restore, it's
> impossible to tell you why. The only way is to show you my way of syst.
> restore , in case it's different than yours :-
> 1. open Control Panel, choose BACK UP YOUR COMPUTER
> 2. choose system restore
> 3. under RESTORE SYSTEM FILES & SETTINGS, check CHOOSE A DIFFERENT
> RESTORE POINT , click NEXT
> 4. pick the date , click that and then click NEXT.
> 5. click FINISH
> Note : a) Step 3 is the one people might overlook. By clicking Next without
> choosing a different date will only restore to the MOST PRESENT DATE, which
> of course won't do any good.
> b) The list of dates only goes back about 10 days or so. If your
> problem started beyond the time limit, your restoe is not going to help at
> all. In that case, you will have to re-install you operating system ,
> drivers&utilities disks etc. Hope I have helped in some way.
> "mamie" <> wrote in message
> news:0E715758-5068-4DF8-A3AE-...
> >i can't restore back to an earlier date..hoow come?
> >
> > --
> > mamie

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jihchiang
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      03-09-2008
Hi, Bob. That sfc/scannow command is good for XP, my os is vista home
premium and it did not work when I entered the command after Start menu was
opened. I went to the site and it says it is for XP. But thank you anyway.
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> Run sfc /scannow.
>
> "jihchiang" <> wrote in message
> news:325C01BD-B2DD-4E2A-826A-...
>> Hey, Bob. I have been looking for those trouble shooting steps. Would you
>> please tell me all that you know ? You can e-mail me
>> Thanks
>>
>> "Bob" <> wrote in message
>> news:. ..
>>>
>>> "jihchiang" <> wrote in message
>>> If your
>>>> problem started beyond the time limit, your restoe is not going to help
>>>> at all. In that case, you will have to re-install you operating system
>>>> , drivers&utilities disks etc.
>>>
>>> There are other trouble shooting steps one can take before being that
>>> drastic.

>>

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