“ when I try to restore to an earlier point I keep getting message "no
ghanges to your computer have been made try another restore point. the
system restore is switched on.
John Hind
Right click [My Computer] [Properties] then click on System Restore tab.
Put a check in the box for Disable Restore on all drives.
Click apply, then Reboot your PC.
After the system reboots, navigate to the System Restore tab and turn it
back on. Click apply.
Navigate to [System Tools] [Restore...] and choose [Create a Restore Point]
Provide a name for the new restore point.
Try and restore the new point just created. It should work properly.
HTH
God Bless... :-)
“
Right click [My Computer] [Properties] then click on System Restore tab.
Put a check in the box for Disable Restore on all drives.
Click apply, then Reboot your PC.
After the system reboots, navigate to the System Restore tab and turn it
back on. Click apply.
Navigate to [System Tools] [Restore...] and choose [Create a Restore
Point]
Provide a name for the new restore point.
Try and restore the new point just created. It should work properly.
points. Maybe at this point it doesn't matter though.
If you are using Norton, disable it before using System Restore.
And try TAPPING F8 at startup, and go into Safe mode from the list of options.
Do a SR from there.
Mad Mike
And try TAPPING F8 at startup, and go into Safe mode from the list of options.
Do a SR from there.
Mad Mike
“Originally Posted by John Hindwhen I try to restore to an earlier point I keep getting message "no
ghanges to your computer have been made try another restore point. the
system restore is switched on.
John Hind
“ ;3246541']"John Hind" wrote in message
when I try to restore to an earlier point I keep getting message "no
ghanges to your computer have been made try another restore point.
the
system restore is switched on.
John Hind-
Right click [My Computer] [Properties] then click on System Restore
tab.
Put a check in the box for Disable Restore on all drives.
Click apply, then Reboot your PC.
After the system reboots, navigate to the System Restore tab and turn
it
back on. Click apply.
Navigate to [System Tools] [Restore...] and choose [Create a Restore
Point]
Provide a name for the new restore point.
Try and restore the new point just created. It should work properly.
HTH
God Bless... :-)
John Hind
- Windows XP
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