System restore not found "NA" <nargent[ at ]rogers.com> 11/11/2008 5:53:29 PM I hope someone can help. I have XP Pro 64 bit on my main (boss?) computer with all service packs installed. The other three computers in my home wireless network run XP (32) Home or Pro. Up until a few days ago, everything worked well; each computer could talk the other and all connected to the internet and to the printer, which is cable attached to the boss. My 7 year old son and some of his friends started playing on all the workstations around about that time. Now I am in a situation where I can access the internet from any workstation, but cannot talk to the other computers, and can only print from the 'boss' computer. I was hoping to restore from a week or so back, but I have been unable to get at 'system restore' from the boss computer, although I have always been able to in the past. It simply does not appear as an option in "Accessories: system tools". I have searched the computer without success and have also tried to find it from the Windows CD. I have checked that System Restore is switched on in Control Panel-System Properties-System Restore.

Re: System restore not found "ColTom2" <noemailaddress[ at ]nomail.com> 11/12/2008 12:28:26 AM To reinstall System Restore: http://bertk.mvps.org/html/reinstall.html Note: ALL existing System Restore Points will be DELETED. "NA" <nargent[ at ]rogers.com> wrote in message news:%23AfLoQDRJHA.4992[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... I hope someone can help. I have XP Pro 64 bit on my main (boss?) computer with all service packs installed. The other three computers in my home wireless network run XP (32) Home or Pro. Up until a few days ago, everything worked well; each computer could talk the other and all connected to the internet and to the printer, which is cable attached to the boss. My 7 year old son and some of his friends started playing on all the workstations around about that time. Now I am in a situation where I can access the internet from any workstation, but cannot talk to the other computers, and can only print from the 'boss' computer. I was hoping to restore from a week or so back, but I have been unable to get at 'system restore' from the boss computer, although I have always been able to in the past. It simply does not appear as an option in "Accessories: system tools". I have searched the computer without success and have also tried to find it from the Windows CD. I have checked that System Restore is switched on in Control Panel-System Properties-System Restore.

Re: System restore not found John M 11/16/2008 7:49:02 AM Before you do anything with your system you have a much more serious issue to resolve first. Why are a pack of 7 year olds assuming a computer system is a sand box? do they have access to your car as well? Do you have guns in the house? -- There are an infinite number of ways to tell the same lie. There is only one way to tell the truth. "ColTom2" wrote: [Quoted Text] > To reinstall System Restore: http://bertk.mvps.org/html/reinstall.html > > Note: ALL existing System Restore Points will be DELETED. > > "NA" <nargent[ at ]rogers.com> wrote in message > news:%23AfLoQDRJHA.4992[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > I hope someone can help. I have XP Pro 64 bit on my main (boss?) computer > with all service packs installed. The other three computers in my home > wireless network run XP (32) Home or Pro. Up until a few days ago, > everything worked well; each computer could talk the other and all connected > to the internet and to the printer, which is cable attached to the boss. > > My 7 year old son and some of his friends started playing on all the > workstations around about that time. Now I am in a situation where I can > access the internet from any workstation, but cannot talk to the other > computers, and can only print from the 'boss' computer. I was hoping to > restore from a week or so back, but I have been unable to get at 'system > restore' from the boss computer, although I have always been able to in the > past. It simply does not appear as an option in "Accessories: system tools". > I have searched the computer without success and have also tried to find it > from the Windows CD. > > I have checked that System Restore is switched on in Control Panel-System > Properties-System Restore. > > > >