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I have an issue with my op system it does not want to boot up at all times i
have tried to change my cd rom recently and have many children playing on home computer. so i tried to do a system restore(this has worked in the past)from a certain date, but when i try this the computer tells me i do not have the privilages for this action, to contact my domain adminstrator, the system restore has been turned off due to group policy, I am the computer administrator and i do not belong to a network and have never seen this before can anyone help me to reset this domain or group policy issure? thank you |
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Do you belong to a workgroup or domain? Can you get in through safe mode to
look at the local computer policys or security policys through a mmc snap in? "marciam" wrote: I have an issue with my op system it does not want to boot up at all times i have tried to change my cd rom recently and have many children playing on home computer. so i tried to do a system restore(this has worked in the past)from a certain date, but when i try this the computer tells me i do not have the privilages for this action, to contact my domain adminstrator, the system restore has been turned off due to group policy, I am the computer administrator and i do not belong to a network and have never seen this before can anyone help me to reset this domain or group policy issure? thank you |
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Do you belong to a workgroup or domain? Can you get in through safe mode to
look at the local computer policys or security policys through a mmc snap in? "marciam" wrote: I have an issue with my op system it does not want to boot up at all times i have tried to change my cd rom recently and have many children playing on home computer. so i tried to do a system restore(this has worked in the past)from a certain date, but when i try this the computer tells me i do not have the privilages for this action, to contact my domain adminstrator, the system restore has been turned off due to group policy, I am the computer administrator and i do not belong to a network and have never seen this before can anyone help me to reset this domain or group policy issure? thank you |
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=?Utf-8?B?bWFyY2lhbQ==?= wrote
in : I have an issue with my op system it does not want to boot up at all times i have tried to change my cd rom recently and have many children playing on home computer. so i tried to do a system restore(this has worked in the past)from a certain date, but when i try this the computer tells me i do not have the privilages for this action, to contact my domain adminstrator, the system restore has been turned off due to group policy, I am the computer administrator and i do not belong to a network and have never seen this before can anyone help me to reset this domain or group policy issure? thank you Here is a Microsoft article on how to disable System Restore (the state you seem to be in now). Perhaps un-doing these changes will restore your functionality: "How to Disable the System Restore Configuration User Interface" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283073 This, of course, assumes that you are using XP Pro. HTH, John |
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=?Utf-8?B?bWFyY2lhbQ==?= wrote
in : I have an issue with my op system it does not want to boot up at all times i have tried to change my cd rom recently and have many children playing on home computer. so i tried to do a system restore(this has worked in the past)from a certain date, but when i try this the computer tells me i do not have the privilages for this action, to contact my domain adminstrator, the system restore has been turned off due to group policy, I am the computer administrator and i do not belong to a network and have never seen this before can anyone help me to reset this domain or group policy issure? thank you Here is a Microsoft article on how to disable System Restore (the state you seem to be in now). Perhaps un-doing these changes will restore your functionality: "How to Disable the System Restore Configuration User Interface" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283073 This, of course, assumes that you are using XP Pro. HTH, John |
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marciam wrote:
I have an issue with my op system it does not want to boot up at all times i have tried to change my cd rom recently and have many children playing on home computer. so i tried to do a system restore(this has worked in the past)from a certain date, but when i try this the computer tells me i do not have the privilages for this action, to contact my domain adminstrator, the system restore has been turned off due to group policy, I am the computer administrator and i do not belong to a network and have never seen this before can anyone help me to reset this domain or group policy issure? thank you See http://bertk.mvps.org/html/error.html#1 [For everything you ever wanted to know about System Restore see http://bertk.mvps.org/] What is the malware status of the machine? With many children playing on your home computer, you may well have picked up something that is (among other things) preventing the use of System Restore. Update the definitions of your antivirus application. Download Malwarebytes AntiMalware from http://malwarebytes.org/ . Run disk cleanup and remove all temporary files and temporary Internet files. Reboot into safe more and and do a full system scan with your a/v and then with MBAM. If you don't have an a/v app, or your subscription is out of date, use Trend Micro's Sysclean http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/...icros_Sysclean or David Lipman's Multi-A/V http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Multi-AV Run the a/v and malware scans after rebooting into Safe Mode. -- Lem -- MS-MVP To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm |
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marciam wrote:
I have an issue with my op system it does not want to boot up at all times i have tried to change my cd rom recently and have many children playing on home computer. so i tried to do a system restore(this has worked in the past)from a certain date, but when i try this the computer tells me i do not have the privilages for this action, to contact my domain adminstrator, the system restore has been turned off due to group policy, I am the computer administrator and i do not belong to a network and have never seen this before can anyone help me to reset this domain or group policy issure? thank you See http://bertk.mvps.org/html/error.html#1 [For everything you ever wanted to know about System Restore see http://bertk.mvps.org/] What is the malware status of the machine? With many children playing on your home computer, you may well have picked up something that is (among other things) preventing the use of System Restore. Update the definitions of your antivirus application. Download Malwarebytes AntiMalware from http://malwarebytes.org/ . Run disk cleanup and remove all temporary files and temporary Internet files. Reboot into safe more and and do a full system scan with your a/v and then with MBAM. If you don't have an a/v app, or your subscription is out of date, use Trend Micro's Sysclean http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/...icros_Sysclean or David Lipman's Multi-A/V http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Multi-AV Run the a/v and malware scans after rebooting into Safe Mode. -- Lem -- MS-MVP To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm |
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