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Old July 4th 04, 06:45 AM
leoliver
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Default system restore dosen't usually work


Friends,
I've had problems with system restore in the past, I
will get a "failed to restore computer to a earlier time"
message. Although nothing is currently wrong with my
computer I want to be sure restore is operational. I sent
dell computers a inquiry, and they responded............
You can make system restore run with these steps:

1. Click Start-Run-Type "C:\windows\inf" (without the
quotes)

2. Look for a file named: "SR.INF" and RIGHT click on it

3. Choose "Install".

Follow the prompts, Reboot and System Restore shopuld be
ready to use.

I tried this and I could find no file"SR:INF". Is
this file needed to make system restore work? Is there
why XP can create one? Feedback will be appreciated.
Thank you!
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Old July 4th 04, 03:59 PM
FrankV
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Default system restore dosen't usually work

Click advance options in the search and it should find SR.INF then. A
warning though: it will probably ask for the system CD when you click
install.

Frank

"leoliver" wrote in message
...

Friends,
I've had problems with system restore in the past, I
will get a "failed to restore computer to a earlier time"
message. Although nothing is currently wrong with my
computer I want to be sure restore is operational. I sent
dell computers a inquiry, and they responded............
You can make system restore run with these steps:

1. Click Start-Run-Type "C:\windows\inf" (without the
quotes)

2. Look for a file named: "SR.INF" and RIGHT click on it

3. Choose "Install".

Follow the prompts, Reboot and System Restore shopuld be
ready to use.

I tried this and I could find no file"SR:INF". Is
this file needed to make system restore work? Is there
why XP can create one? Feedback will be appreciated.
Thank you!



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Old July 4th 04, 04:09 PM
FrankV
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Default system restore dosen't usually work

Click advance options in the search and it should find SR.INF then. A
warning though: it will probably ask for the system CD when you click
install.

Frank

"leoliver" wrote in message
...

Friends,
I've had problems with system restore in the past, I
will get a "failed to restore computer to a earlier time"
message. Although nothing is currently wrong with my
computer I want to be sure restore is operational. I sent
dell computers a inquiry, and they responded............
You can make system restore run with these steps:

1. Click Start-Run-Type "C:\windows\inf" (without the
quotes)

2. Look for a file named: "SR.INF" and RIGHT click on it

3. Choose "Install".

Follow the prompts, Reboot and System Restore shopuld be
ready to use.

I tried this and I could find no file"SR:INF". Is
this file needed to make system restore work? Is there
why XP can create one? Feedback will be appreciated.
Thank you!



 




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