Will,

I, too, cannot restore my PC. I use my PC for word and home. I use SR to go
back and forth so I can utilize my home workgroup and then come back to my
work domain. Each night I set up a restore point so I can just go back to my
domain, and each night when I come home, I undo it, or go back to my home
restore point. Now my SR will show "no cahnges have been made" before it does
this is shows that my F drive (a mapped drive from home) won't be restored,
but I don't care. I can always re-map it at home. Is there anyway to get my
SR right again with out loosing my restore points. I can't log back into my
domain because my DNS is pointed toward my wireless router at home?? HELP!!!!
-steve

"Will Denny" wrote:

> Hi
>
> That error message would suggest that one or more of the System Restore
> files have become corrupt. You can try turning SR off/on, although you will
> lose all existing checkpoints:
>
> Right click on My Computer and select Properties>System Restore. Enable
> 'Turn off System Restore on all drives' - then reboot your PC. Go back into
> SR and disable 'Turn off...' and then reboot again. After the second reboot
> you should have one new checkpoint and SR should work properly after that.
>
> --
>
>
> Will Denny
> MS MVP Windows Shell/User
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> "Von" <Von@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3BF6D8CB-1C48-4125-B453-54C1887E49CF@microsoft.com...
> > Suddenly I find that my "System Restore" fails to do just that. I'm
> > running
> > Windows XP. When my PC reboots, is simply tells me that the restore could
> > not be made.
> >
> > System Restore worked fine till recently, the function has not been
> > disabled, and I have max 12% memory allocated (18.305 MB).
> >
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