"David Black" <David...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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The problem is that System Restore failed for some unknown reason. If you're
brave then you can perform a manual System Restore - see here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545. If you have a Bart PE boot CD (or
similar) then you can simplify the process considerably. Post again if
interested.
If you are running anti-virus/malware software, particularly Norton, turn
it all off, and try, again. This is a known restore problem. Step-by-
step instructions can be found on the net. Just do a search.
Stef
See: http://bertk.mvps.org/index.html (use the drop-down menu).
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Lem
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"David Black" <David...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am not using Norton
Okay. I said "particularly Norton." Running any other anti-virus
software? Turn it off. Then try to restore, again.
Did it work? If it didn't what EXACTLY, that is, exact wording, error
numbers, etc., is reported?
Stef
The drop-down menu on Bert Kinney's site takes you to the same place?
What are you talking about?
Is KB307545 equivalent to a System Restore?
I don't see how that will help since the last step says to perform a
system restore and that is the broken part.
Please post more details on how to simplify the process considerably.