TGL.Do you have an external usb hard drive?
If your data is that crucial,I would recommend it.They are cheap enough.
Just a suggestion,for a little cash,you can have allot of peace of mind.
I would just back up all of my data on an external drive,and do a complete
system restore.Your computer should be factory fresh after this.
"TGL" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> For about a month now,I have been losing restore points every 2-3 days.
> I am set up for automatic Windows Updates and any restore points that
> appear over a 2-3 day period completely disappear after that period-(I
> can only hold restore points for 2-3 days in other words). I do have
> plenty of storage left on my hard drive-243 GB free,so I have plenty of
> room on my hard drive. I use to retain at least a whole month's worth of
> dozens of restore points,but now I can only retain 2-3 days worth. I
> wonder if it could have something to do with Norton Internet Security-I
> activated the 60 day trial about a month ago on my laptop computer and
> it seems like my system restore points have only been disappearing since
> I activated the trial. But,the same thing happened with my Windows
> Update History about 2 months ago-I had completely lost my update
> history,but that was before Norton Internet Security.
>
> When I go to System Restore after the 2-3 day period,the system
> restore window says that no system restore points have been created on
> your disc-something to that effect. I do receive Windows Updates almost
> on a daily basis,so I know that I receive restore points almost
> everyday. I check system restore everyday and there is always restore
> points,but any restore points that I receive disappear usually after 2
> days. Also,that box that you check to see system restore points older
> than 5 days is no longer on the system restore window. I'm open to any
> suggestions. Don't be afraid to get too technical with me.
>
> Thank You in Advance
>
>
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> TGL
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