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April 6th 09, 03:47 PM
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how can i restore more than 2 months??Back date
I am having some issues with my Itunes and about 3 months ago it was
perfect..Can I systems restore back to February.How do I do it? Will it take care of my issues now? 
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April 6th 09, 03:58 PM
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how can i restore more than 2 months??Back date
The farthest back you can go with System Restore is 90 days...if you
have a restore point that old. However, even if you have a restore point that old, you should generally /not/ restore it. Here's why: 1. System Restore is designed to restore the operating system, not applications like iTunes. 2. Restore points contain a small selection of key system and user account files. If you restore a very old restore point, your operating system will contain a potentially unstable mixture of new and very old system and user files. This could lead to crashes and other unpredictable problems. If you're having trouble with iTunes, describe your problems in a newsgroup for iTunes. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Janet wrote: I am having some issues with my Itunes and about 3 months ago it was perfect..Can I systems restore back to February.How do I do it? Will it take care of my issues now?
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April 6th 09, 03:58 PM
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how can i restore more than 2 months??Back date
The farthest back you can go with System Restore is 90 days...if you
have a restore point that old. However, even if you have a restore point that old, you should generally /not/ restore it. Here's why: 1. System Restore is designed to restore the operating system, not applications like iTunes. 2. Restore points contain a small selection of key system and user account files. If you restore a very old restore point, your operating system will contain a potentially unstable mixture of new and very old system and user files. This could lead to crashes and other unpredictable problems. If you're having trouble with iTunes, describe your problems in a newsgroup for iTunes. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est Janet wrote: I am having some issues with my Itunes and about 3 months ago it was perfect..Can I systems restore back to February.How do I do it? Will it take care of my issues now?
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April 6th 09, 06:04 PM
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how can i restore more than 2 months??Back date
Janet
I agree with Leonard. Uninstall and reinstall iTunes. -- Hope this helps. Gerry ~~~~ FCA Stourport, England Enquire, plan and execute ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Janet wrote: I am having some issues with my Itunes and about 3 months ago it was perfect..Can I systems restore back to February.How do I do it? Will it take care of my issues now?
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April 6th 09, 06:04 PM
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how can i restore more than 2 months??Back date
Janet
I agree with Leonard. Uninstall and reinstall iTunes. -- Hope this helps. Gerry ~~~~ FCA Stourport, England Enquire, plan and execute ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Janet wrote: I am having some issues with my Itunes and about 3 months ago it was perfect..Can I systems restore back to February.How do I do it? Will it take care of my issues now?
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