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My work computer is running Windows Vista Home Basic. Recently the computer did a Windows Update (automatically), after which I noticed that all of my saved documents had disappeared. Also, my desktop looked different, and it's possible that certain programs were gone. I did a System Restore, going back to a point before the Windows Update, and fortunately I was able to get everything back. My question is this: Is there any way I can prevent this from happening in the future -- or at least help to minimize the risk of its happening again?
(It was not my desire to have Windows Vista as the OS on my new work computer, BTW.
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Thank you very much!
(It was not my desire to have Windows Vista as the OS on my new work computer, BTW.
)Thank you very much!
This post has been edited by ranatlas: 23 June 2007 - 09:11 AM
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