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jvc

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Since: Sep 28, 2005
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 1:15 pm
Post subject: No Restore Points
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My Dear Noel and all other MVPs,
I don't have any problems as such but I just found out
that there are no restore points in my system restore calender.
I do not use Macafee Safe&Sound.I did not disable-enable
system restore.State Mgr version is ok(downloaded the patch&installed)Start
up list shows statemgr active.Where can the problem be?
jvc

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Mike M1

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Since: Jun 26, 2004
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 1:15 pm
Post subject: Re: No Restore Points [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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The first thing to check is whether you can create a manual checkpoint or
not. If the answer is no, post back with the error message, if however
you can create a manual checkpoint what follows may be of some help.

Lack of automatic system created checkpoints:
There can be many reasons for lack of regular automatic system created
checkpoints including running programs such as seti@home, folding@home or
other similar programs, or because a background application is fooling Win
Me's state manager into thinking that the system is not idle although
this is not in fact the case. Examples of the latter utility include v4
of MotherBoardMonitor (but not v5), Cacheman, The Cleaner (TCActive and
TCMonitor) and Norton's System Doctor where users have reported use of the
Disk Health sensor has prevented the creation of automatic checkpoints.
NAV7 has also been reported as causing similar problems in certain
circumstances. Other users have reported similar behaviour due to their
always on cable or ADSL connection continually polling their HD and thus
giving the impression that the system is never idle.

A significant number of users report that 3.x versions of Zone Alarm also
prevent the creation of automatic checkpoints but this didn't seem to
affect all ZA users including myself for a long time but my Win Me system
stopped making automatic checkpoints some time ago however now that it has
ZA Pro 5.xxx this problem seems to have been resolved. Similar problems
have been experienced by BlackIce users and other software firewalls have
also been reported to cause some users similar problems.

Another application knopwn to prevent the creation of automatic system
restore checkpoints is the anutvirus application AVAST.

One user has reported that B's CLIP UDF packet writing software
(http://www.bhacorp.com/products/clip/clip.html) prevented the creation of
automatic checkpoints and another that they had experienced the same
problem with Roxio's DirectCD. Another user has also reported that
CookieWall by AnalogX will prevent automatic checkpoints being made if its
"Scan for cookies every .... seconds" is set to a value less than 121
seconds (two minutes).

Other known applications that prevent the creation of automatic
checkpoints include Tea Time (part of SpyBot Search & Destroy), ccleaner
in clean at boot mode and client01.exe which is the process name of
DigiGuide (www.gipsymedia.com a UK TV listings app),
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Mike Maltby
mike.maltby.TakeThisOut@gmail.com


jvc <jyotuad1.TakeThisOut@sancharnet.in> wrote:

> My Dear Noel and all other MVPs,
> I don't have any problems as such but I just found
> out that there are no restore points in my system restore calender.
> I do not use Macafee Safe&Sound.I did not
> disable-enable system restore.State Mgr version is ok(downloaded the
> patch&installed)Start up list shows statemgr active.Where can the
> problem be? jvc

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jvc

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 1:15 pm
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I would like to add that C:\_RESTORE/TEMP has 900 objects and size is 187
mb.
jvc
"jvc" <jyotuad1 DeleteThis @sancharnet.in> wrote in message
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> My Dear Noel and all other MVPs,
> I don't have any problems as such but I just found out
> that there are no restore points in my system restore calender.
> I do not use Macafee Safe&Sound.I did not disable-enable
> system restore.State Mgr version is ok(downloaded the
patch&installed)Start
> up list shows statemgr active.Where can the problem be?
> jvc
>
>
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Mike M1

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 1:15 pm
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But can you make a manual checkpoint or not?
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mike.maltby.TakeThisOut@gmail.com


jvc <jyotuad1.TakeThisOut@sancharnet.in> wrote:

> I would like to add that C:\_RESTORE/TEMP has 900 objects and size is
> 187 mb.
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