You could also try Event Logs (although I cannot find a System Restore category) to see if there is any indication of why the restore failed.
"Cal Bear '66" <> wrote in message news

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Dear Miss Manners,
If you computer is not working it is "damaged". Eh?
Your comprehension skills are very limited, aren't they?
"Wooch" <> wrote in message news:E8AEB0DD-FA5F-4244-ACB2-...
> As far as being a damaged computer, I purchased it less than 3 weeks ago from
> a reputable store... the odds of the computer being damaged are very low
> indeed.
>
> As far as the Java issue it has already been cleared up and has no bearing
> on the issue at hand.. the System Restore not working... hence the thank you
> that I had posted.
>
> It is obvious that you have some computer knowledge, how ever, your ability
> to communicate properly is lacking.
> And I would thank you not too attempt to correct my English, that is in very
> poor taste and manner. Some people have better typing skills than others.
> Please refrain from such elementary, child-like, behavior. For future
> reference , it only makes yourself seem to be untrustworthy in your replies.
>
>
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> "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>
>> The obvious is to try is another Restore Point.
>> System Restore was working PROPERLY (up to it's capabilities).
>> System Restore sometimes CANNOT restore a damaged computer.
>> But is that too elementary (note spelling) for you?
>> Please read this very carefully and s l o w l y.
>> Anyone else (note spelling)?
>>
>>
>> "Wooch" <> wrote in message
>> news:0082AC15-6363-4530-85B2-...
>> > Cal, Please do not respond to my questions again , I do not require
>> people
>> > who can not answer questions without reducing themselves to Eelementary
>> > School play ground name calling trying to help the more mature Forum
>> members.
>> >
>> > Is there anyonesle out there, who can resolve problems with System
>> Restore
>> > not working properly??
>> >
>> >
>> > "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Duh, numbnuts, that's what happens when System Restore fails.
>> >> PLEASE READ MY POST MORE SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY--Frequently
>> >> System Restore fails.
>> >> You will have to find ANOTHER solution -- dummy!
>> >> I will repeat, and please get someone more capable to read it for you:
>> >> WHAT "PROBLEMS" WITH JAVA? What did you do to correct those "problems"?
>> >> You obviously are a simpleton.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "Wooch" <> wrote in message
>> >> news:7250FF5C-D3F4-487A-B0AE-...
>> >> > Please read my post a little more slowly.... the error message was "
>> >> restore
>> >> > could not complete error reason :unknown"
>> >> > So... the trouble as should have been obvious..., was that I CAN NOT
>> >> > RESTORE!!!
>> >> > The error message is "UNKNOWN"
>> >> >
>> >> > "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
>> >> >
>> >> >> You MUST be more specific. What "troubles"? What error messages?
>> >> >>
>> >> >> Very frequently System Restore will fail. Such as when some driver
>> or
>> >> >> program
>> >> >> has made changes that System Restore can not undo. System Restore is
>> a
>> >> >> very
>> >> >> valuable resource, but it is not infallible.
>> >> >>
>> >> >>
>> >> >> "Wooch" <> wrote in message
>> >> >> news:9B4B3F02-2EA5-4F71-A9BC-...
>> >> >> > The other day, I was having troubles with Java not working. ( I
>> had
>> >> made
>> >> >> a
>> >> >> > post about this and received a reply thanks!!)
>> >> >> > Well, before the reply happened, I attempted a System Restore. It
>> >> went
>> >> >> > through the motions, picked a restore point, etc... When the
>> computer
>> >> >> > rebooted , an error message came up saying that the restore was
>> >> unable
>> >> >> to be
>> >> >> > completed and that the reason was "unknown".
>> >> >> > I am running as the system admin so that takes that part of the
>> >> equasion
>> >> >> out
>> >> >> > the window.
>> >> >> > Does anyone know what the problem could be? Any thoughts would be
>> >> >> helpfull.
>> >> >> > I am running the Home Basic Version.
>> >> >>
>> >>
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