Restaurar sistema no funciona

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Saludos.

"Imma" escribió en el mensaje
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tuve que deshabilitar restaurar sistema para eliminar los
archivos que contenian un virus (exploit-MIME.gen.exe) que
supuse estaba en los archivos protegidos pues el antivirus
no dejaba borrarlos, y posteriormente al volver a
deseleccionar la casilla para volver a habilitar restaurar
sistema y reiniciar, no me deja crear puntos de
restauracion ¿que me olvido? me dice que no se puede crear
punto de restauracion que reinicie e intente de nuevo y
nada. gracias.

Re-Hola
Copio:
De: "Mike M"
Grupos de noticias: microsoft.public.windowsme.general
Enviado: lunes, 29 de septiembre de 2003 4:13
Asunto: Re: Disable System Restore

If you cannot uncheck the disable SR entry then check the following:
Do you have at least 300MB of free space on the drive containing your

windows

folder?
Is the *StateMgr entry still present and checked in MSConfig | Startup?
Is stmgr.exe running? You can check this using either a Task Manager such

as

WinTop or TaskInfo or by using MSInfo32 (or Start | Help & Support |

System

Information) and checking for stmgr.exe in the section Software

Environment |

Running Tasks.

If all of the above are OK then I think that the best way forward would be

to

remove the _RESTORE folder and allow the state manager to rebuild the
necessary control files.
Delete the folder as follows:

a) Boot to DOS using a floppy. Do NOT choose "Minimal Boot" from the menu
when booting from a floppy but rather choose "Start computer with (or

without)

CD-ROM support" otherwise the ATTRIB command will not be available.
b) At the DOS A:\> prompt, type:

ATTRIB -H -S -R C:\_RESTORE
REN C:\_RESTORE OLDREST

c) Remove the floppy
d) Reboot your PC
e) Delete the folder C:\OLDREST
f) Check that an automatic system restore checkpoint was created.
g) Finally adjust the space allocated to the restore folder:
System | Performance | File System | Hard Disk and adjust the restore

slider

to your preferred setting. A figure of 200MB is normally more than

adequate

for day to day use allowing perhaps a week of checkpoints to be available
although increasing this to perhaps 400MB for a few days during periods of
large installs such Microsoft Office is advisable.

It might now be a good time to test that system restore is working

correctly.

You can do this by performing the following test.
a) Create a shortcut on your desktop to a file.
b) Create a manual checkpoint
Could you create a checkpoint?
c) Delete the shortcut
d) Restore your PC to the checkpoint you created.
Was the shortcut restored? Did you see any error messages?
e) Reboot your PC
Was the checkpoint retained?
Mike Maltby MS-MVP

Saludos y suerte.

"Imma" escribió en el mensaje
news:0cd301c3847d$370db710$
tuve que deshabilitar restaurar sistema para eliminar los
archivos que contenian un virus (exploit-MIME.gen.exe) que
supuse estaba en los archivos protegidos pues el antivirus
no dejaba borrarlos, y posteriormente al volver a
deseleccionar la casilla para volver a habilitar restaurar
sistema y reiniciar, no me deja crear puntos de
restauracion ¿que me olvido? me dice que no se puede crear
punto de restauracion que reinicie e intente de nuevo y
nada. gracias.

Gracias por tu respuesta jesus, pero debo ir despacio ya
que mi ingles no es muy bueno he utilizado varias veces
por problema de virus la opcion deshabilitar restaurar
sistema, el espacio libre es suficiente pero nunca me
habia ocurrio al volver a configurarlo que no me dejara la
opcion restaurar. ahhh, y de una consulta de hace tiempo
sigo teniendo el cd poseido por un polstargate despues de
haber instalado nero. ahunque lo he borrado, la
regrabadora se vuelve loca abriendose y cerrandose a su
voluntad y llega a bloquearme el ordenador todo esto me
sirve para ir aprendiendo, espero!!! de todas maneras
gracias

Re-Hola
Copio:
De: "Mike M"
Grupos de noticias: microsoft.public.windowsme.general
Enviado: lunes, 29 de septiembre de 2003 4:13
Asunto: Re: Disable System Restore

If you cannot uncheck the disable SR entry then check

the following:

Do you have at least 300MB of free space on the drive

containing your

windows

folder?
Is the *StateMgr entry still present and checked in

MSConfig | Startup?

Is stmgr.exe running? You can check this using either

a Task Manager such

as

WinTop or TaskInfo or by using MSInfo32 (or Start |

Help & Support |

System

Information) and checking for stmgr.exe in the section

Software

Environment |

Running Tasks.

If all of the above are OK then I think that the best

way forward would be

to

remove the _RESTORE folder and allow the state manager

to rebuild the

necessary control files.
Delete the folder as follows:

a) Boot to DOS using a floppy. Do NOT choose "Minimal

Boot" from the menu

when booting from a floppy but rather choose "Start

computer with (or

without)

CD-ROM support" otherwise the ATTRIB command will not

be available.

b) At the DOS A:\> prompt, type:

ATTRIB -H -S -R C:\_RESTORE
REN C:\_RESTORE OLDREST

c) Remove the floppy
d) Reboot your PC
e) Delete the folder C:\OLDREST
f) Check that an automatic system restore checkpoint

was created.

g) Finally adjust the space allocated to the restore

folder:

System | Performance | File System | Hard Disk and

adjust the restore

slider

to your preferred setting. A figure of 200MB is

normally more than

adequate

for day to day use allowing perhaps a week of

checkpoints to be available

although increasing this to perhaps 400MB for a few

days during periods of

large installs such Microsoft Office is advisable.

It might now be a good time to test that system restore

is working

correctly.

You can do this by performing the following test.
a) Create a shortcut on your desktop to a file.
b) Create a manual checkpoint
Could you create a checkpoint?
c) Delete the shortcut
d) Restore your PC to the checkpoint you created.
Was the shortcut restored? Did you see any error

messages?

e) Reboot your PC
Was the checkpoint retained?
Mike Maltby MS-MVP

Saludos y suerte.

"Imma" escribió en el mensaje
news:0cd301c3847d$370db710$
tuve que deshabilitar restaurar sistema para eliminar los
archivos que contenian un virus (exploit-MIME.gen.exe) que
supuse estaba en los archivos protegidos pues el antivirus
no dejaba borrarlos, y posteriormente al volver a
deseleccionar la casilla para volver a habilitar restaurar
sistema y reiniciar, no me deja crear puntos de
restauracion ¿que me olvido? me dice que no se puede crear
punto de restauracion que reinicie e intente de nuevo y
nada. gracias.


.

Imma, revisa tu equipo, que debes tener algún problema, tu correo está
filtrado.


"JESUS HERNANDEZ" escribió en el mensaje
news:

Re-Hola
Copio:
De: "Mike M"
Grupos de noticias: microsoft.public.windowsme.general
Enviado: lunes, 29 de septiembre de 2003 4:13
Asunto: Re: Disable System Restore


> If you cannot uncheck the disable SR entry then check the following:
> Do you have at least 300MB of free space on the drive containing your
windows
> folder?
> Is the *StateMgr entry still present and checked in MSConfig | Startup?
> Is stmgr.exe running? You can check this using either a Task Manager such
as
> WinTop or TaskInfo or by using MSInfo32 (or Start | Help & Support |
System
> Information) and checking for stmgr.exe in the section Software
Environment |
> Running Tasks.
>
> If all of the above are OK then I think that the best way forward would be
to
> remove the _RESTORE folder and allow the state manager to rebuild the
> necessary control files.
> Delete the folder as follows:
>
> a) Boot to DOS using a floppy. Do NOT choose "Minimal Boot" from the menu
> when booting from a floppy but rather choose "Start computer with (or
without)
> CD-ROM support" otherwise the ATTRIB command will not be available.
> b) At the DOS A:\> prompt, type:
>
> ATTRIB -H -S -R C:\_RESTORE
> REN C:\_RESTORE OLDREST
>
> c) Remove the floppy
> d) Reboot your PC
> e) Delete the folder C:\OLDREST
> f) Check that an automatic system restore checkpoint was created.
> g) Finally adjust the space allocated to the restore folder:
> System | Performance | File System | Hard Disk and adjust the restore
slider
> to your preferred setting. A figure of 200MB is normally more than
adequate
> for day to day use allowing perhaps a week of checkpoints to be available
> although increasing this to perhaps 400MB for a few days during periods of
> large installs such Microsoft Office is advisable.
>
> It might now be a good time to test that system restore is working
correctly.
> You can do this by performing the following test.
> a) Create a shortcut on your desktop to a file.
> b) Create a manual checkpoint
> Could you create a checkpoint?
> c) Delete the shortcut
> d) Restore your PC to the checkpoint you created.
> Was the shortcut restored? Did you see any error messages?
> e) Reboot your PC
> Was the checkpoint retained?
> Mike Maltby MS-MVP
>
Saludos y suerte.

"Imma" escribió en el mensaje
news:0cd301c3847d$370db710$
tuve que deshabilitar restaurar sistema para eliminar los
archivos que contenian un virus (exploit-MIME.gen.exe) que
supuse estaba en los archivos protegidos pues el antivirus
no dejaba borrarlos, y posteriormente al volver a
deseleccionar la casilla para volver a habilitar restaurar
sistema y reiniciar, no me deja crear puntos de
restauracion ¿que me olvido? me dice que no se puede crear
punto de restauracion que reinicie e intente de nuevo y
nada. gracias.

Je !. Es que a las horas que tu andas, se puede abrir todo.
A ver, entra en información de sistema
inicioejecutar teclea msinfo32 <enter> y en software
busca programas de inicio y tareas en ejecución.
busca la opción en la barra de opciones superior de copia
y pegalo al correo (los dos), a ver que intimidades andas
cargando, y lo cueslgas aquí.

Saludos.


"imma" escribió en el mensaje
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Gracias por tu respuesta jesus, pero debo ir despacio ya
que mi ingles no es muy bueno he utilizado varias veces
por problema de virus la opcion deshabilitar restaurar
sistema, el espacio libre es suficiente pero nunca me
habia ocurrio al volver a configurarlo que no me dejara la
opcion restaurar. ahhh, y de una consulta de hace tiempo
sigo teniendo el cd poseido por un polstargate despues de
haber instalado nero. ahunque lo he borrado, la
regrabadora se vuelve loca abriendose y cerrandose a su
voluntad y llega a bloquearme el ordenador todo esto me
sirve para ir aprendiendo, espero!!! de todas maneras
gracias