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ManyBeers
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      05-12-2009

I noticed today while digging around in System Restore's settings that
it has monitoring enabled on my Gateway computers recovery partition. I
disabled it as I don't think monitoring that partition is necessary. Am
i right?


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Manny Weisbord
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      05-12-2009
ManyBeers <> wrote:

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>I noticed today while digging around in System Restore's settings that
>it has monitoring enabled on my Gateway computers recovery partition. I
>disabled it as I don't think monitoring that partition is necessary. Am
>i right?


Probably. Have you created recovery discs yet?
 
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      05-12-2009

Manny Weisbord;1041905 Wrote:
> ManyBeers <> wrote:
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> > >I noticed today while digging around in System Restore's settings that
> > >it has monitoring enabled on my Gateway computers recovery partition.

> > I
> > >disabled it as I don't think monitoring that partition is necessary.

> > Am
> > >i right? > > Probably. Have you created recovery discs yet?


Yes i have.


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      05-12-2009

"Manny Weisbord" <> wrote in message
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> ManyBeers <> wrote:
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>>I noticed today while digging around in System Restore's settings that
>>it has monitoring enabled on my Gateway computers recovery partition. I
>>disabled it as I don't think monitoring that partition is necessary. Am
>>i right?

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> Probably. Have you created recovery discs yet?


Thanks for the reminder, I forgot to do mine :-)

 
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Gene E. Bloch
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      05-12-2009
On Tue, 12 May 2009 11:41:55 -0500, ManyBeers wrote:

> I noticed today while digging around in System Restore's settings that
> it has monitoring enabled on my Gateway computers recovery partition. I
> disabled it as I don't think monitoring that partition is necessary. Am
> i right?


That's what I did. The recovery partition should remain untouched, so
monitoring it scares me.

I also turned off its drive letter in Manage Storage.

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Malcolm McCaffery
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      05-13-2009
It is not necessary - but is anything gained for turning it off? Do you want
to free space on this partition?

System Restore monitors specific types of files -> .exe, .vxd, .dll, .com,
and .sys extensions.

So the only risk is that if some of these type of files were modified
accidentally or maliciously a system restore may recover them if it was
turned on.

regards,

Malcolm.

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> I noticed today while digging around in System Restore's settings that
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> i right?
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