Restore feature error when it is not working.

Asked By johnmark_01 10 points N/A Posted on - 08/24/2011

My XP operating system create some problem. My operating system has been changed my desktop feature where I lost my important document. Now I want to Restore my computer in back date.

But my Restore feature on my computer is not working and my computer provides an error which is “computer could not be restored to this date. No changes have been made. Try another date. ” Try another date same thing happens. All of my personal document were deleted from my computer, and I want to get them back.

How can I restore my computer to an earlier time?

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Answered By Gilbert Macho 0 points N/A #118426

Restore feature error when it is not working.

Hello,

Restore feature in Windows is useful when you want your computer to set back into the previous state. This is used if the computer is not functioning correctly, restoring to the original time will back into normal mode. This will change scrips, batch files and other executable files installed.

It'll remove unnecessary files that is installed in your computer. Sometimes, restoring computer back to it's original time does erased files and folders you already saved in your computer but for sure, it'll fix common issues. Issues like slow moving computer, constant not responding software.

Here's the steps to do so;

* Go to Start, Click on Help and Support.
* Type system restore in the search box, then Enter.

You'll just need to follow the step by step process when doing a system restore. The steps are not that difficult, even a 6th grade can do this steps. These steps will often wipe existing files, documents, pictures saved. So a back-up storage data is needed.

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• Posted on - 10/08/2011
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