Hi,

When I check "restore my computer to an earlier time" in system restore and click on next, I get the following message:

The following calendar displays in bold all of the dates that have restore points available. The list displays the restore points that are available for the selected date.

1. On this calendar, click a bold date 2. On this list, click a bold date
< >
There are no restore points created yet for this day. To
restore immediately, pick another day and restore point,
and then try again.

There is no calendar displayed with ANY dates. There is just the message above in a box with the previous day and next day arrow buttons that do not work. Clicking on previous day arrow or next day arrow does nothing. Clicking on "Next" does nothing.

I have created new restore points that show as completed but they do not show up either.

Can anyone help?

I have windows xp with plenty of free space.

Thanks,

Gail

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May be infected restore point..there are virus which makes a .exe named file and stay in system volume information as a restore point and malfuctions it. Scan your computer for infection may be it detects.

A utility program from a site and person I respect and have used before was suggested to me. It found 4 incorrect registry entries and fixed them. Problem solved! Thanks for replying.

Gail

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A utility program from a site and person I respect and have used before was suggested to me. It found 4 incorrect registry entries and fixed them. Problem solved! Thanks for replying.

Gail

Great..!! then mark as solved to this thread if realy its solved.

O.K. New to posting here. Will do. Thanks.

Grandmagail,
I'm having the same problem with system restore could you please tell me what program you used to fix the problem.

Thanks and i hope to god you get this message

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