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    toontownjim is offline New Geek toontownjim is on a distinguished road
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    Angry Vista -Was it designed by a CaveMan?

    My Main problem @this time is That System Restore will not run.
    Get this error message-Volume Shadow Copy Service used by System Restore is not working view event log [0x81000202]
    for more info.
    Went there found out nothing.

    Have Vista Home Premium 32 bit

    Was using Internet Explorer 7 got so mad at it and
    Downloaded FireFox [Much Better] Then I sent Microsoft an e-mail telling them what I thought of Explorer 7 & Vista

    Intel Duo Core E6600 2.40GHZ Proccessor
    Asus P5W Deluxe ATX LGA775 975X Motherboard
    OCZ Gold XTC PC2 2GB Dual Channel Memory

    Right now I have so many errors and need to go to my Last Backup but to no advail
    Please has anyone got a fix for this?

    Thanks Jim

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    Firefox

    Actually Ie7 is alot better than firefox speed wise and memory wise it just really depends on what computer and processor it is running

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    The System Restore errors are caused by disabled services - I had the same problem with MS automatic updates.

    -Click on the pearl then type "Services" in the search box (Don't type in the quotes, of course).
    -Right click on Services (with the gears beside it) and pick Run As Administrator (I don't know if this in necessary, but I run everything in Vista as admin...That way programmes have an XP feel to them and actually, you know, work.)
    -Head down the list to "Volume Shadow Copy", double click on it and enable it if it's not enabled.
    -Then go back up the list a bit to "Microsoft Software Shadow Copy Provider" and double click on it to enable it if it's disabled.

    After that, I went back to the control panel and, voila - a successful restore point was created.

    I didn't have to restart the computer to make this work, but that might be necessary for some.

    Oh, and FireFox kicks IE's behind in every single way. (:

    Happy Vista hacking, y'all!

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    Hi,
    Chang some registry value in Windows Vista, add the following registry entry under the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices\Offline registry subkey in Windows vista.

    Value name: \DosDevices\D:
    Type: REG_DWORD
    Value data: 1

    Hope you able to open System Restore point.

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