Hmm, you didn't say what the original problem was. I don't suppose you
want to run System Restore for laughs or to see how it works...
Did you try right click, Run as Administrator?
As a last resort, your Dell comes with a Recovery partition that lets you
restore the computer to factory defaults...
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Earle Horton --
"HR Puffinstuff" <> wrote in message
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>I have a personal Dell XPS laptop. Today, I tried doing a system restore
>but Vista advised that it couldn't complete the process after many failed
>attempts. I have removed all the restore points but the first one and when
>that didnt work, I disabled system restore, rebooted, and then renabled
>system restore same problem.
>
> Finally, I went to Windows Update and I got an error message that only
> Administrator can update. I checked the settings in Users and I am
> Administratror and I am logged into that account. In fact the two user
> accounts are both Administrators.
>
> We are using latest Vista Home.
>
> Any idea how to fix?
>
> Thanks
>