On 9/23/09, the entity JamesJ wrote this:
It seems to be the way it works. I wish I knew why, but I don't.
Maintain your patience.
Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com
“ When I click System Restore it takes nearly 40 seconds top open.
Sometimes longer than that. When my patients runs out and I clisk it
again I get a message telling me it's already open. Where, I have no idea.
“ Anyone else having this problem?
“ James
Maintain your patience.
Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com
Same here.
Just be a little patient.
Just be a little patient.
“Originally Posted by JamesJWhen I click System Restore it takes nearly 40 seconds top open.
Sometimes longer than that. When my patients runs out and I clisk it
again I get a message telling me it's already open. Where, I have no idea.
Anyone else having this problem?
James
Hello James,
Actually yes, I have experienced this before. You open System Restore
and you think it didn't open so you try it again and it says something
like: System Restore is already running, closing current session.
Maybe it just takes awhile to load as it has to read all the current
and past restore points...
CrucialHoax
Actually yes, I have experienced this before. You open System Restore
and you think it didn't open so you try it again and it says something
like: System Restore is already running, closing current session.
Maybe it just takes awhile to load as it has to read all the current
and past restore points...
CrucialHoax
On 9/23/09, the entity CrucialHoax wrote this:
It takes so long that I have concluded it is analyzing the hard drive,
analyzing the shadow drive (or whatever it's called), and verifying
your moral worthiness. Especially the last...
Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com
“ Hello James,
“ Actually yes, I have experienced this before. You open System Restore
and you think it didn't open so you try it again and it says something
like: System Restore is already running, closing current session.
“ Maybe it just takes awhile to load as it has to read all the current
and past restore points...
analyzing the shadow drive (or whatever it's called), and verifying
your moral worthiness. Especially the last...
Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com
On 9/23/09, JamesJ posted:
Yes.
To amplify - the 40 seconds you mention is not out of line, in my
experience. At least two in this thread recommended patience. Now you
know why :-)
Wait until, after a major crash that seemed to destroy your system, you
try booting into "repair this installation". I'm not sure if I got the
name right, but I do remember maybe 40 minutes with no visible sign of
progress, or even activity, followed by a successful boot. That was
painful. I still shudder five or six months later, just remembering it
so I could write this post.
Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com
“ Patience... I need to work that.
To amplify - the 40 seconds you mention is not out of line, in my
experience. At least two in this thread recommended patience. Now you
know why :-)
Wait until, after a major crash that seemed to destroy your system, you
try booting into "repair this installation". I'm not sure if I got the
name right, but I do remember maybe 40 minutes with no visible sign of
progress, or even activity, followed by a successful boot. That was
painful. I still shudder five or six months later, just remembering it
so I could write this post.
“ James
“
I have no such thing.
James
James
“Originally Posted by BlochOn 9/23/09, the entity CrucialHoax wrote this:
It takes so long that I have concluded it is analyzing the hard drive,
analyzing the shadow drive (or whatever it's called), and verifying your
moral worthiness. Especially the last...
Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com
“ On 9/23/09, the entity CrucialHoax wrote this:
It takes so long that I have concluded it is analyzing the hard drive,
analyzing the shadow drive (or whatever it's called), and verifying
your moral worthiness. Especially the last...
Months ago it sometimes took a long time. I can't remember how long
ago that was... but it probably was last year sometime.
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