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Elliot's post:----
<<<< ************I went to "control panel/administrative tools/services/system
restore service" and it is already set to automatic. Thanks for the
suggestion>>>>
The following was taken from a Microsoft KB site and would suggest you give it a try.
" How can I verify that the System Restore services are running on my computer?
A. Use the following procedure:
• To verify that System Restore services are running from Control Panel:
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Click Start, Control Panel, then Performance and Maintenance
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Click Administrative Tools, Computer Management, then Services and Applications.
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Click Services, and then click System Restore Services. Ensure the service is set to Automatic and the status is Started
• To verify that System Restore services are running using the command prompt:
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Click Start, Run, then type CMD in the control box
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Press Enter, then type Net Start at the command prompt "
You may also try the following URL
http://tinyurl.com/bzmzp
Good Luck----Venkat
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