Here I will discuss what it's system restore System Restore is one of the tools provided by Windows is the alternative path when the system is problematic on your computer to restore the system to a previous state, usually done when the system is unstable after installation mealakukan or error, Doing the "Reset "on the System Restore deletes all Restore Point that is ever made, and then create a new Restore Point from last configuration is done during reset configuration. System Restore take notice of any changes that occur the system and alert when changes occur. System Restore did the recording is called a Restore Point. . It is sometimes necessary also performed for various purposes in conducting maintenance (maintenance) of a system / computer. Especially to have a "backup" configuration of a computer
System Restore function to restore the following
*Registry, File in the folder Windows File Protection (Dllcache), local user profile, COM + and WMI Databases, IIS Metabase, file type-specific files that are monitored
How to restore the system restore?
Actually, by default, will be active with sytem restore automatically, immediately setelahWindowa successfully installed. Active system restore requires a minimum of 200 MB of pad each partition. If space is minimal there is insufficient then automatically system restore is turned off, until sufficient capacity back room.
This control process can be done manually, trick follow these steps:
* Right click on My Computer, select properties
* In the properties window, select the System Restore page
* On this page, you can turn off all the Sytem Restore to a partition by giving the sign centrang pad option Turn off system restore on all drives (top section). Or manually turn off System restore one by one pad each partition. How:
* Choose the partition that is in the column Available drives. Then press the button on the right setting
* Then give the sign centrang pad option turn off System Restore on this drive
* For the record: on the partition where Windows is installed this can be done. The only way to turn off this partition is to follow the third step where the system restore on all partitions come off.
Reset on the System Restore is actually not too difficult (WinXP), since Windows itself provides an option for this purpose. If the so-called difficult, perhaps because of the way Windows requires us to do the work two times. That is the first to OFF, and then repeat the same steps to her right ON System Here there is a more "practical" with just one click, then the reset is done, namely with the aid-vbs script. This method is effective on WinXP, probably will not work on Vista / 7.
Restore. It takes a few clicks, especially in Vista/Win7. The following script will automatically Off right to System Restore, delete all the Restore Point, and On his return to System Restore on all drives, and this is done quickly.
Copy-paste the following script into Notepad and Save As "ResetSR.vbs", just save it on your desktop for easy use.
strComputer = "."
Set objWMIService = GetObject ("winmgmts: \ \" & strComputer & "\ root \ default")
Set objItem = objWMIService.Get ("SystemRestore")
objItem.Disable errResults = ("")
objItem.Enable errResults = ("")
To run it, simply double-click or right-click - Open.
Note:
Every time you finish getting rid of a virus, you should reset your System Restore. So when System Restore is run, the virus is not stored or installed again. How to reset the System Restore is a way to temporarily disable and then enable it again immediately.
This is due to certain viruses, they will be restored once the System Restore back on the run. Therefore, should really be considered when you thought about to run System Restore.
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