Re: Restore Points Vanish

Hi DF,

If you have not already done so, check for virus and spyware
infection.
Virus and Spyware removal and prevention.
http://home.earthlink.net/~mvp_bert/html/body_spyware.html

Can you remember if there was any new software was installed prior to
this problem?

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Regards,
Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User
http://dts-l.org/



DF wrote:
> When I got event view I see the first event" System
> restore suspended because there is not enough disk space
> freed on system drive \\?\Volume
> (9504b03a9d52-11d9-87e0-806d6172696f) System restore will
> resume once at least 200 mb of disk free on system drive. Then
> exactly half hour later the event viewer says' The
> system restore has resumed monitoring due to space freed
> on system drive. Ihave well over 3.9 Gigs free on the system drive
> so I
> don't know why it is saying not enough space.
> I have turned off restore on all drives except the C:
> system drive. I have alloted 1080 mb to that drive. What is
> causing this?
> "DF" <vinylzoid@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:QNqdnXibAYA2MtTfRVn-pQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> My restore points vanish. I do not have real player
>> installed. I have restore set to high setting (1080megs)
>> Within 24 hours the previous restore points just vanish.
>> I Just re installed xp Pro this weekend and the problem
>> persists. what can I do?


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