Broni Posts: 56,041 +517 Sep 16, 2010 #26 See here how to check, if your system restore is not disabled: http://www.nirmaltv.com/2009/03/14/how-to-enable-or-disable-system-restore-in-windows-7/
See here how to check, if your system restore is not disabled: http://www.nirmaltv.com/2009/03/14/how-to-enable-or-disable-system-restore-in-windows-7/
T tylerd Posts: 16 +0 Sep 17, 2010 #27 **** I still can't do it...It won't let me click on the drive to enable system restore... Thank you dearly for your help, I wont take anymore of your time. I think i'll call microsoft to get this sorted out. Be well!
**** I still can't do it...It won't let me click on the drive to enable system restore... Thank you dearly for your help, I wont take anymore of your time. I think i'll call microsoft to get this sorted out. Be well!
Broni Posts: 56,041 +517 Sep 17, 2010 #28 Was system restore actually enabled, or disabled, when you checked? Also, go Start and in "Start search" type in: rstrui.exe Hold SHIFT and CTRL buttons, press Enter. Will system restore open? If still no go, see, if you can get it running from Safe Mode.
Was system restore actually enabled, or disabled, when you checked? Also, go Start and in "Start search" type in: rstrui.exe Hold SHIFT and CTRL buttons, press Enter. Will system restore open? If still no go, see, if you can get it running from Safe Mode.
T tylerd Posts: 16 +0 Sep 17, 2010 #29 I spoke with microsoft today, they noticed that search function, system restore, and other basic windows explorer features are malfunctioning and they recommended a OS reinstall. I think i will do that...
I spoke with microsoft today, they noticed that search function, system restore, and other basic windows explorer features are malfunctioning and they recommended a OS reinstall. I think i will do that...