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Setpoint or go-back
Hello --
I know that XP has the ability to establish setpoints so that the system can be restored to the state prior to a specified setpoint (e.g., after installing a bad application or driver). Where in XP can I find this (its probably called something else)? Thanks, Don Culp |
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Setpoint or go-back
Don Culp wrote:
I know that XP has the ability to establish setpoints so that the system can be restored to the state prior to a specified setpoint (e.g., after installing a bad application or driver). Where in XP can I find this (its probably called something else)? It's called System Restore. To configure it, right-click on My Computer and choose Properties. To run it, go to Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools The site of MVP Bert Kinney has excellent.info on this: http://bertk.mvps.org/html/description.html -- Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User Please reply to the newsgroup |
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Setpoint or go-back
It's called System Restore. You can find it by going to Start - Programs -
Accessories - System Tools - System Restore. There is also a link to it in the Help and Support window. -Dan "Don Culp" wrote in message ... Hello -- I know that XP has the ability to establish setpoints so that the system can be restored to the state prior to a specified setpoint (e.g., after installing a bad application or driver). Where in XP can I find this (its probably called something else)? Thanks, Don Culp |
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