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turn of System Restore, which will automatically clean out the System Volume
Information folder and then turn System Restore on again. (System Properties) Next make sure you manually take at least 1 new Restore Point for your system. hth george "kalle" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news  6B4D7D9-FDD2-4DE0-AB6B-(E-Mail Removed)...> My anti virus program telles me that a restore fil in CD13 in the catalog > ""System Volume Infomation" is damaged. > > I can not access the folder > > What sould I do? |
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