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Laptop Problem,

Started by Thetranslator , Jun 01 2010 06:31 AM

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#1 Thetranslator

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Posted 01 June 2010 - 06:31 AM

Hello i have this laptop

http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/inn...DUCT_ID=1062027

and it came with vista , i manged to dual boot it to windows 7 and it workd

but whenever i go on windows 7 the system resotore magically goes away , i dont know why , even if i make 3 - 4 system restore then goes and gets deleted please help me thanks

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#2 sarunk

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Posted 04 June 2010 - 03:52 PM

Unlike windows xp, in windows 7 there is no way to recreate the system restore. In windows 7 if any system tool is corrupted or malfunctioning then you may need to perform inplace upgrade. Put in the windows 7 disk and click on "Install Now". It will give you two options "Upgrade" or "Custom" so please choose "Upgrade". The installation might take more than 1 hour. After completing the installation try to manually create the system restore points and check the status.

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