Sorry, but there isn't a way to go back to a date that's not listed in 
Windows System Restore.
If you can't fix your problem in the current windows operating system, 
you have 2 options:

1. If your computer is a major "brand" like Dell, HP, Acer, etc. it 
probably came with a method that will quickly restore it to the way it 
was the day you bought it.  But all data and programs you've added since 
you bought it will be erased and have to be re-installed. If you post 
the brand and model we can tell you if it has this ability.

2. If you have a Windows installation disk, you can reformat the drive 
and install windows from scratch.  Again, this will totally erase 
everything on the hard drive. But it also will clean your system of any 
adware, viruses, and accumulated junk.  So it'll run great.  This method 
can take a while, since you have to install Windows and then download 
and install all the correct drivers.

Donk


On 8/20/2013 11:10 AM, cleanboost2 wrote:
> Thanks. I tried doing system restore, but it will only allow me a few weeks. 
> How can I go back six months or more and do a restore?
>
>
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