Thanks for the tip. I think I'll go that route.
--- In [email protected], Lester Vanhoff <ebsn247...@...> wrote: > > Microsoft's System Restore is very unreliable. It's just dumb luck that it > worked for you. Consider getting a disk imaging application and do the disk > image backup every day. One of the best programs is Acronis True Image, > I've been using it for years. The way it works, when you get into a > problem, it wipes out (formats) the whole disk (or selected partitions), > including your operating system, and then restores everything from the > backup image. > > http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/ > > "ozzyapeman" <zoopf...@...> wrote in > news:gjlt6u+l...@...: > > > The only thing that ultimately worked was doing a *Windows System > > Restore* to 30 days ago. AB finally worked normally like it used to. > > > > I guess the veterans on this board might have done the restore instead > > of all the crap I tried. But, I am almost ashamed to say, I never even > > knew Windows had a system restore function. Or maybe I knew at one > > time, but forgot it was even there. In any case, that's the way to > > solve any mysterious AB slowdowns. >
