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Solve : Windows 2000/Turning off system restore.? |
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Answer» I got a Windows 2000 computer from a garage sale, and I think it is set to system restore whenever I log out. I wan't to disable this so I can save files to the computer, and not have them disappear next time I log on. Are you able to log on as administrator? I'll have to go check not sure what kind of account I'm using. Quote Any used computer should be formatted and Windows reinstalled to remove the previous owner's baggage. I don't suppose you got a Windows CD with this? No, I don't have the CD. :-/ None of his own stuff is anywhere on the computer so he must have loaded it himself or done a good job cleaning up. Quote No, but all I know is that when I save things to the local disk, and log off they aren't there the next time. So if you make a new folder on the C drive called "Stuff" and put some file in there neither the file NOR the folder is visible? Quote So if you make a new folder on the C drive called "Stuff" and put some file in there neither the file NOR the folder is visible? YES, and it's not just hidden I tryed to install a game on it, and after I logged off I guess it was deleted. Is it POSSIBLE to put read only on an entire drive? If a boot drive was read only the system probably wouldn't even boot. Your description SOUNDS like something like Ghost is running at startup and reimaging the drive but I somehow very much doubt that! Does a HijackThis log throw any light on the situation? |
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