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System Restore Not Working XP Home
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Cannot revert hardrive using System Restore with Windows Xp Home (SP2). Norton 2006 reports a clean harddrive. Also, SpySweeper reports a clean harddrive. Any Ideas? Recently had my HJT log checked for virus's and spyware I may not have seen. The HJT log was checked by members of this forum.
You werent really clear if there just wasnt any system restore points or there were restore points but you couldnt restore them. I am going to assume there were no restore points. To fix this, Right click on "My Computer" and goto the "System restore" tab. If system restore is not switched on then that is probably your problem.
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Originally Posted by Kn10
You werent really clear if there just wasnt any system restore points or there were restore points but you couldnt restore them. I am going to assume there were no restore points. To fix this, Right click on "My Computer" and goto the "System restore" tab. If system restore is not switched on then that is probably your problem.
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Originally Posted by Xgpnavsys
I apologize for my lack of detail. There are system restore points(many). However no matter which point I use, when the system restarts the system restore states that it failed to revert my drive. I'm attempting to find the problem with this. System Restore is turned on and active and again I do have restore points. Any ideas for my problem?
Brian
The problem might be caused by Norton 2006. I have had the same problem since April right after I upgraded my Norton, system restore could not complete. I just found a document that Symantec has at the following url http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...05113009323013
I just did this and created a new restore point waited a day, till an automatic point was created, then went back and did a restore and it worked.
Symantec tells you how to uncheck Turn protection on for my symantec protect. Then run restore, and then turn symantec protection back on. What I read said that restore points created with it on will not work. So I have not turned the symantec protection back on.
Hope this helps
I just did this and created a new restore point waited a day, till an automatic point was created, then went back and did a restore and it worked.
Symantec tells you how to uncheck Turn protection on for my symantec protect. Then run restore, and then turn symantec protection back on. What I read said that restore points created with it on will not work. So I have not turned the symantec protection back on.
Hope this helps
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