Every time I try to restore to an earlier date, I get a message that it was
unable to restorew to the chosen date (point). I removed all existing points
and created one for the installation of AOL - I typed in "AOL" since the date
didn't work. It still was unable to restore to the selected date (point).
Is there a way to set a restore point that will work?
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aag

you might try reviewing
your settings for how much
space you have allocated
for making restore points.

there is a slider you can
move to increase or decrease
the percentage to reserve.

also, you might try to restore
the system via safemode instead
of normal mode.
--

db·´¯`·...¸><)))º>



"aag" <aag@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Every time I try to restore to an earlier date, I get a message that it was
> unable to restorew to the chosen date (point). I removed all existing points
> and created one for the installation of AOL - I typed in "AOL" since the date
> didn't work. It still was unable to restore to the selected date (point).
> Is there a way to set a restore point that will work?
> --
> aag

"aag" <aag@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news2F82553-1D37-43E5-A585-0B7B0EB450EF@microsoft.com...
> Every time I try to restore to an earlier date, I get a message that it
> was
> unable to restorew to the chosen date (point). I removed all existing
> points
> and created one for the installation of AOL - I typed in "AOL" since the
> date
> didn't work. It still was unable to restore to the selected date (point).
> Is there a way to set a restore point that will work?
> --
> aag

Are you running any AV (anti virus) software? If so then you need to disable
scanning, also if you have Norton you'll need to disable protection for the
Norton product.

HTH,
Edna.