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~ FreeSpirit ~ wrote:
> "Bert Kinney" wrote
>> Hi FS,
>>
>> Go to Start - Run and type eventvwr.msc and press enter.
>> Click on System in the left pane.
>> Click the gray title "Source" at the top of the source
>> name column in the right pane to sort by source name,
>> look for "sr" and "srservice".
>
> ## OK, I found one. There is only one there:
>
> Event Source: SRService
> Event Category: None
> Event ID: 114
> Date: 8/7/2005
> Time: 12:25:48 AM
> User: N/A
> Computer: CAROL
> Description:
> System Restore monitoring was disabled on drive D:\.
>
> NOTE: I disabled that per one of the MS websites covering
> Proboems with system-restore.
> Clicking on the button below the arrows did nothing. The
> above is from the "description" window.
This event just states that SR has stopped monitoring D:\
>> Double click on each of these events, then click on the
>> button below the two arrows in the upper right corner.
>> This will copy the event information to the clipboard.
>> Paste the information for each of the two event here.
>> Duplicate events need not be posted here. I am assuming
>> you followed all the suggestions on the page Ron pointed
>> out up to the point of reinstalling System Restore.
>
> ## I can't reinstall it because it asked for a dll I
> don't have. I have 6 CDs from HP and am clueless as to
> which one would contain the DLL. It asked for the path
> to that DLL - or where to copy it from.
Do these disks include SP1 or SP2?
>> To reinstall System Restore with SP2 installed, browse
>> and point to the C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386 folder.
>
> ## And what do I do in that folder? There are loads of
> things in there. I don't see anything called system or
> system-restore.
When reinstalling SR and are asked to Browse to located the needed files, you would point
to this folder. C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386. This install would be looking for sr.sy_
or sr.sys and should continue the install.
--
Regards,
Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User
http://bertk.mvps.org
~ FreeSpirit ~ wrote:
> "Bert Kinney" wrote
>> Hi FS,
>>
>> Go to Start - Run and type eventvwr.msc and press enter.
>> Click on System in the left pane.
>> Click the gray title "Source" at the top of the source
>> name column in the right pane to sort by source name,
>> look for "sr" and "srservice".
>
> ## OK, I found one. There is only one there:
>
> Event Source: SRService
> Event Category: None
> Event ID: 114
> Date: 8/7/2005
> Time: 12:25:48 AM
> User: N/A
> Computer: CAROL
> Description:
> System Restore monitoring was disabled on drive D:\.
>
> NOTE: I disabled that per one of the MS websites covering
> Proboems with system-restore.
> Clicking on the button below the arrows did nothing. The
> above is from the "description" window.
This event just states that SR has stopped monitoring D:\
>> Double click on each of these events, then click on the
>> button below the two arrows in the upper right corner.
>> This will copy the event information to the clipboard.
>> Paste the information for each of the two event here.
>> Duplicate events need not be posted here. I am assuming
>> you followed all the suggestions on the page Ron pointed
>> out up to the point of reinstalling System Restore.
>
> ## I can't reinstall it because it asked for a dll I
> don't have. I have 6 CDs from HP and am clueless as to
> which one would contain the DLL. It asked for the path
> to that DLL - or where to copy it from.
Do these disks include SP1 or SP2?
>> To reinstall System Restore with SP2 installed, browse
>> and point to the C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386 folder.
>
> ## And what do I do in that folder? There are loads of
> things in there. I don't see anything called system or
> system-restore.
When reinstalling SR and are asked to Browse to located the needed files, you would point
to this folder. C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386. This install would be looking for sr.sy_
or sr.sys and should continue the install.
--
Regards,
Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User
http://bertk.mvps.org