Re: [PCWorks] deleting "restore" info
- From: Hugh Vandervoort <hughv2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pcworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 04 Jul 2008 14:39:12 -0400
I'm a big fan of system restore, and I've used it to bail out more than
one person. I suggest you just leave it alone, after adjusting the
amount of space it uses.
If you need more space, get a bigger drive. They are seriously cheap
nowadays (500 GB, about $100.00).
For those who want one of the very best backup solutions (That should be
all of us), get an external drive and Acronis True Image.
whckm@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> Larry:
> There is a way to remove the restore points, but
> they cannot be removed selectively. It is all or nothing.
> Maybe someone on the list can tell you where you
> can do this..
> When I tried to find the place where this can be done,
> I discovered that all my restore points had been removed
> about an hour earlier when I turned on the computer.
> It created a system check point at that time.
> There was no warning. I would not have discovered it
> until I wanted to go to an earlier restore point.
> I do not know why this happened.
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