Can't set restore points.

I am unable to update the Win7 prof. The system tells me I can't make a
Restore Point which is the first step the install takes.

How do I turn on Restore poin system?

TIA

Regards

"Bullwinkle's news" wrote in message
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I am unable to update the Win7 prof. The system tells me I can't make a
Restore Point which is the first step the install takes.

How do I turn on Restore poin system?

TIA

Regards



Right click "Computer" / Click on upper left "System Protection" / click on
the "System Protection" tab......the ability to turn on/off and create a
restore point is there. Default setting is enabled by default for the OS
drive and disabled for other drives. How much room you assign is also
accessed through the "Configure" button. I usually give it way more than the
default amount. Having multiple restore points on a larger complex system
can save you a great deal of frustration at times. You also access settings
through the Control Panel.

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"Bullwinkle's news" wrote in message
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I am unable to update the Win7 prof. The system tells me I can't make a
Restore Point which is the first step the install takes.

How do I turn on Restore poin system?

TIA

Regards



Right click "Computer" / Click on upper left "System Protection" / click
on the "System Protection" tab......the ability to turn on/off and create
a restore point is there. Default setting is enabled by default for the OS
drive and disabled for other drives. How much room you assign is also
accessed through the "Configure" button. I usually give it way more than
the default amount. Having multiple restore points on a larger complex
system can save you a great deal of frustration at times. You also access
settings through the Control Panel.

Thanks for your info but :"System Restore" is greyred out?

Regards,

Thanks for your info but :"System Restore" is greyred out?

Regards,



Assuming you are doing this from a non-limited account, and you're not on a
domain where you cannot change group policy objects, then what you need to
do is access the group policy editor via the run command (gpedit.msc) and
follow the directions below. Note that gpedit.msc will NOT be available in
Windows 7 Home Premium or Basic. You require Professional, Enterprise or
Ultimate to use this editor. For Basic and Home Premium flavors, you will
need to edit the registry as described. Don't do this unless you know what
you are doing and have backed up the registry first.
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/re...-group-policy/

It worked fine thank you.

Regards,


"augustus" wrote in message
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Thanks for your info but :"System Restore" is greyred out?

Regards,



Assuming you are doing this from a non-limited account, and you're not on
a domain where you cannot change group policy objects, then what you need
to do is access the group policy editor via the run command (gpedit.msc)
and follow the directions below. Note that gpedit.msc will NOT be
available in Windows 7 Home Premium or Basic. You require Professional,
Enterprise or Ultimate to use this editor. For Basic and Home Premium
flavors, you will need to edit the registry as described. Don't do this
unless you know what you are doing and have backed up the registry first.
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/re...-group-policy/