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September 9th 14, 01:09 AM
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To turn on System Restore, contact your Domain
Running XP Home. All of a sudden, System Restore is gone, and I get this
message: To turn on System Restore, contact your Domain administrator. I am the administrator. Further research tells me to run: gpedit.msc This yields "Windows cannot find..." What can I do? TIA 
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September 9th 14, 01:29 AM
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To turn on System Restore, contact your Domain
Boris wrote in
. 116: Running XP Home. All of a sudden, System Restore is gone, and I get this message: To turn on System Restore, contact your Domain administrator. I am the administrator. Further research tells me to run: gpedit.msc This yields "Windows cannot find..." What can I do? TIA Well, I used regedit, and followed the directions as if I used gpedit. That is, I deleted the values at HKLM/software/policies/microsoft/system restore. I then restarted, and System Restore was in the control panel, where 'turn off system restore' was checked, so I unchecked this. I have no prior restore points, though. I have no idea what happened to turn it off.
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