XP system restore files location ?
XP system restore files location ?
so where does XP store them at, i want to remove a restore point that i made ?
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Re: XP system restore files location ?
in your %systemroot%\system32\restoreOriginally posted by the snake
so where does XP store them at, i want to remove a restore point that i made ?
but you can do some other things to get rid of them ..To delete older restore points, but leave the system restore turned on: Right Click the Drive in question/Properties/Disk Cleanup/More Options/System Restore/Cleanup.
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in system32\restore is just the restore app .. there are no restore points in that folder.
Look in C:\System Volume Information\_restore{xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} were x is hex decimal
in there you'll find rpxxx, view in detail mode and delete what ever folder you want by date.. should be good to go.
Look in C:\System Volume Information\_restore{xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} were x is hex decimal
in there you'll find rpxxx, view in detail mode and delete what ever folder you want by date.. should be good to go.
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I didn't try it last night but you might need admin rights to delete those files from that directory.Originally posted by Murman
in system32\restore is just the restore app .. there are no restore points in that folder.
Look in C:\System Volume Information\_restore{xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} were x is hex decimal
in there you'll find rpxxx, view in detail mode and delete what ever folder you want by date.. should be good to go.
but to find those that you made. and delete them it might be a chore of its own. open the directory c:\system volume information\ and in the explorer window at the top select view files detail. or right click on a blank spot on the window and view contents details, in the window you will see the files sorted by Name/Size/Type/Modified rightclick that bar and add "created" to the details list.
You can easily find the ones you created by matching the dates with the date you created them.
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The Snake I don't think it has one, to be honest.Originally posted by the snake
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one other thing , what is the comand to get into scanreg in XP , i forgot![]()
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scanreg/resore only works if you are dualbooting and have win9x/or winme on first partition. but XP doesn't have one otherwise.Originally posted by AznStyl
The Snake I don't think it has one, to be honest.![]()
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nah was just wondering as to where the restore files were to get rid of a bad restore point i made.Originally posted by settrippen
ah thought you where looken for somethin to clean your regs
my registry should be clean now after my format.
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