cartera
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I have had a problem with windows vista coming up with an error and not starting up. I have figured out how to fix this and since it has been appearing on forums i thought it would be a good idea to put a fix for it here.
If you have this problem with system restore coming up with this message:
There was an unexpected error
The file name, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect
(0x8007007B)
System restore will now close
Don't panic, check on your computer if you have two hard drives (partitioned into 2) one default named as Partition 1 and the other should be named as Recovery. Go to start click on Computer then click system properties along the toolbar. Then go to system protection and look under the heading system restore points, uncheck the Recovery drive and check partition one (the hard drive which your OS is stored on) Then system restore will work properly and all you have to do is create your restore point from the same screen.
I couldn't find any other fixes on the internet so i hope this comes in useful,
Regards
Alastair
If you have this problem with system restore coming up with this message:
There was an unexpected error
The file name, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect
(0x8007007B)
System restore will now close
Don't panic, check on your computer if you have two hard drives (partitioned into 2) one default named as Partition 1 and the other should be named as Recovery. Go to start click on Computer then click system properties along the toolbar. Then go to system protection and look under the heading system restore points, uncheck the Recovery drive and check partition one (the hard drive which your OS is stored on) Then system restore will work properly and all you have to do is create your restore point from the same screen.
I couldn't find any other fixes on the internet so i hope this comes in useful,
Regards
Alastair