11-01-2016, 05:55 AM
I try to restore my computer to using system restore points but when i select one of restore points i get this error message after the restore point.... any fix to this???
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11-01-2016, 05:55 AM
11-01-2016, 08:59 AM
Hi Robert,
First of all, please disable your antivirus! So Please disable computer/real time protection.
After that, when windows 10 is running, hold the shift key down and click restart on the Windows start menu. You will then be presented with the troubleshooting screen:
Please click on Troubleshooting
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Then click on Advanced Options
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After that click System Restore
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Your PC will restart and it will say Preparing System Restore. Once the screen loads up, click on your user account, my one is RECdevicehelper in this example, yours will be different.
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Type your password if you have one, if not leave the box blank and click continue
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Now you will be presented with the System Restore screen. Please click next to continue
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Now, highlight your appropriate restore point and click next. In this example it is called clean install, but yours will be different
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Finally, click finish
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And click yes and the restore process will begin.
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First of all, please disable your antivirus! So Please disable computer/real time protection.
After that, when windows 10 is running, hold the shift key down and click restart on the Windows start menu. You will then be presented with the troubleshooting screen:
Please click on Troubleshooting
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Then click on Advanced Options
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After that click System Restore
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Your PC will restart and it will say Preparing System Restore. Once the screen loads up, click on your user account, my one is RECdevicehelper in this example, yours will be different.
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Type your password if you have one, if not leave the box blank and click continue
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Now you will be presented with the System Restore screen. Please click next to continue
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Now, highlight your appropriate restore point and click next. In this example it is called clean install, but yours will be different
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Finally, click finish
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And click yes and the restore process will begin.
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11-01-2016, 12:01 PM
Robert Salas I have uploaded your image to forum from postimg
because what will happen it will become a dead link
because what will happen it will become a dead link
11-01-2016, 02:18 PM
1. Press Windows Key + R and type services.msc in Run dialog box.
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2. Look for Volume Shadow Copy and double click it.
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3. Set to Manual and click start
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4. Now restart computer and try again.
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2. Look for Volume Shadow Copy and double click it.
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3. Set to Manual and click start
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4. Now restart computer and try again.
11-01-2016, 09:42 PM
it happens to me too a lot of times on Windows 10 last time, and system restore never successful
i would wait until Microsoft fixes the system restore
i would wait until Microsoft fixes the system restore
11-01-2016, 09:53 PM
(11-01-2016, 09:42 PM)f23948 Wrote: [ -> ]it happens to me too a lot of times on Windows 10 last time, and system restore never successfulWell to be fair f23948, I have has this issue for a long time untill I discovered that you need to disable your antivirus and boot into troubleshooting environment, it worked instantly
i would wait until Microsoft fixes the system restore
11-01-2016, 10:21 PM
as a rule of thumb you should always disable your antivirus when restoring from a restore point
but I have restore from a restore without disabling the antivirus
but at the end of day you should disable the antivirus
but I have restore from a restore without disabling the antivirus
but at the end of day you should disable the antivirus
11-02-2016, 01:43 AM
it's working on my win10