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Salut !
In ultima vreme ma confrunt cu urmatoare dilema :
Unde tine XP system restore pointurile ?
Vreau sa salvez unul, dupa care sa dezactivez functia... deoarece imi ocupa mult spatiu pentru ca creeaza el singur restore point la orice evenimet de ex inst unui programel....
Merci anticipat ... 
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Start>Control Panel>System si acolo o sa gasiti tab-ul "System Restore" bifati optiunea Turn off System Restore on all drives" in fereastra de avertizare "yes"
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Merci andreyutz2008 ...
Dar eu vroiam sa stiu unde salveaza acele restore point pe care le creeaza... adica mai exact locatia pe hard.....
Deoarece as vrea sa imi creez un restore point ..apoi sa il copiez undeva sa il am de rezerva si apoi sa dezactivez sistem restore.....pentru ca in eventualitatea unor proble sa il activez din nou si sa copiez restore point-ul creeat anterior.....
merci anticipat... 
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System Restore stores the Restore Point files in a hidden and protected folder called System Volume Information that is located in the root directory of your hard disk. This folder is invisible and inaccessible to all users without making a few configuration changes from an Administrator account.
If you want to take a peek at the Restore Point files, here's how you can access the System Volume Information folder:
(Keep in mind that if you use the information contained in this tip solely for investigative purposes, you need to exercise extreme caution. Inadvertently making any changes to the files in the System Volume Information folder will disrupt or otherwise damage System Restore's ability to do its job. So be very careful!)
1. Launch Windows Explorer and go to Tools | Folder Options and click the View tab.
2. Select the Show Hidden Files And Folders option button, clear the Hide Protected Operating System Files check box, and click the Yes button in the Warning dialog box. (If the system is in a workgroup, you'll need to clear the Use Simple File Sharing check box as well.) Click OK to close the Folder Options dialog box.
3. Access the root directory of the hard disk, right click on the System Volume Information folder, select Properties and access the Security tab.
4. Click the Add button, enter your user account name in the Select Users, Computers, or Groups dialog box and click OK twice.
Now you can now access the System Volume Information folder and view the files.
In order to ensure the security of the Restore Point files, you should remove your user account from the System Volume Information folder once you've finished your investigation.
Note: These steps only apply to Windows XP Professional using NTFS. |
Cum se accesează folderul System Volume Information:
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=309531
Eu am "System Restore" dezactivat şi nu vă pot ajuta cu mai multe detalii.
Respect!
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Merci mult... mi-au fost de mare ajutor..... chiar functioneaza.....
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