My post is still around on the system restore, you probably already read some articles about the system restore, but what if when we are going to use it, even System Restore is not able to function, or missing from the Windows system?
This is common error-prone Windows operating system is corrupting the file (the file system is damaged). This resulted in all kinds, for example, can not be enabled (disable), an error message, or missing System Restore.ada some cases can still be improved there are also unusual, it means we have to reinstall Windows, there is still a ways before you reinstall
This is common error-prone Windows operating system is corrupting the file (the file system is damaged). This resulted in all kinds, for example, can not be enabled (disable), an error message, or missing System Restore.ada some cases can still be improved there are also unusual, it means we have to reinstall Windows, there is still a ways before you reinstall
First before you perform the following steps like this make sure that it is still available (partition) drive space is enough for this to be used by System Restore is active
1. If you find an error message run System Restore, the contents of the error-message and follow the instructions therein. Will usually be given a description of the types of errors as well as things to be done to overcome them.
* Click Start> Run. Type: compmgmt.msc - [Enter] or [OK]
* In column [Computer Management], click on the category [Services and Applications]. * Click the [Services]
* Scroll-right lane until you see the [System Restore Service]. Make sure it is written [Started]. If it says [Stoped], then you must double-click the entry, and click the [Start] to activate System Restore Service.
2. The next way is:
* Try to restart Windows to Save-Mode, see if System Restore could arise.
* If there is, try running the Save mode.
* Check the Event record-logs to see the cause of errors that arise, the way he is
> Click Start -> Control Panel
> Select Administrative Tools
> Click on Computer Management
> Click the Event Viewer
> Select System
* When looking at the Event logs, it would be easier if it by clicking the "Source" tab for sorting "events by name".
* Then look for an error with the name "sr" or "srservice".
* After finding her, double-click the log to see a description of the error and solution
in this case may take a "little" knowledge of the Windows system it would be nice if you know or understand about windows system (and English) to do it, because this usually is done by computer technicians.
hopefully this article can help you and you can understand.


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