> you must create a point on the system to restore it to in order to restore
> it.
Apparently there were rstore points. And system restore is on by default,
although you can turn it off to save drive space. But we have still not
advanced far enough that turning off restore is a good thing to do. Drive
space is not worth saving at the cost of our sanity when computers, esp.
Window, go awry.
>When the system is running at peak performance is the best time to create a
>backup point. It is to that point that you will be able to restore your
>system to.
One of the most 'dangerous' times for a computer is when the user installs
new software. And that is why System Restore defaults to creating a restore
point at that time.
Jim
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