Diverfrank Report post Posted May 12, 2007 All of the sudden my computer will not recognize the ability to perform a "System Restore". When I attempt it, I get the error message "System Restore is not able to protect you computer. Please restart your computer, and then run System Restore again". When I go to "System Properties / System Restore" the "Turn off System Restore on all Drives" is unchecked as it is suppose to be. The "System Restore" Box states that it is "Monitoring" Is is possible that something in the SAS "Repairs Box" could have triggered the event? Also, my computer won't accept any windows updates (Not your fault) Toshiba Qosmio Windows XP SAS Pro RegCure CCleaner Windows Defender Windows Live OneCare (And Thanks to SAS a: Trojan, Hijacker, Tracking Cookie, HBHelper, and a "who knows what" are all in QUARANTINE! ) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SUPERAntiSpy Report post Posted May 12, 2007 All of the sudden my computer will not recognize the ability to perform a "System Restore". When I attempt it, I get the error message "System Restore is not able to protect you computer. Please restart your computer, and then run System Restore again".When I go to "System Properties / System Restore" the "Turn off System Restore on all Drives" is unchecked as it is suppose to be. The "System Restore" Box states that it is "Monitoring" Is is possible that something in the SAS "Repairs Box" could have triggered the event? Also, my computer won't accept any windows updates (Not your fault) Toshiba Qosmio Windows XP SAS Pro RegCure CCleaner Windows Defender Windows Live OneCare (And Thanks to SAS a: Trojan, Hijacker, Tracking Cookie, HBHelper, and a "who knows what" are all in QUARANTINE! ) None of our repairs would disable system restore. It sounds like you have other issues on your system if you can do the Windows Updates. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
redwolfe_98 Report post Posted May 12, 2007 you could do some testing.. two ways you could do it.. create a new "restore point" and then try running "system restore" to that newly created "restore point", or, turn off system restore and then turn it back on and then test it.. i don't know if you should reboot between turning "system restore" off and turning it back on.. sometimes, changes to your computer will prevent running a system restore to a point before those changes.. an alternative to using "system restore" is using "erunt".. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bod62uk Report post Posted May 23, 2007 Just a thought! Have you tried enabling/disabling system restore in safe mode? Run msconfig More info here http://bertk.mvps.org/html/tips.html Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
