Go to system properties/system restore and make sure you have the drive
checked. Follow Maratonmannen's advice and the snap-in should be installed
if it isn't already there.
<hamsatuk[ at ]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > On Sun, 6 May 2007 04:54:18 -0700, "John Barnes" <jbarnes[ at ]email.net>
> wrote:
> Hi I am just a local computer the computer set me up as the
> administrator when I re -installed.
>
> How do you install the Group Policy snap-in and how do you check that
> the c: drive is turned on.
> Thanks
>>Have you checked to see that System Restore is turned on for the drive you
>>need in System Properties. Are you on a domain or network or just a
>>local
>>computer? Have you installed the Group Policy snap-in in the Management
>>Console.
>>
>><hamsatuk[ at ]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> Hi thanks for reading my message. I am running the 64bit version of
>>> Windows XP Pro and am having problems with the System Restore not
>>> working correctly. The system is all up to date with windows updates
>>> and I am logged in as the administrator. I have searched all over the
>>> Internet and can't find an answer to my problem, even on the Microsoft
>>> site everything they tell me to do is not available.
>>> This is the message I get when I run System Restore from the System
>>> Tools menus "SYSTEM RESTORE HAS BEEN TURNED OFF BY GROUP POLICY"
>>> TO TURN ON SYSTEM RESTORE CONTACT YOUR DOMAIN ADMINISTRATOR. That is
>>> ME. All the help and information I have looked at referes to Windows
>>> XP Pro and I can't find any information reference the 64 bit version.
>>> I hope you can help me solve this problem.
>>> Regards
>>> Tony
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