If the restore points are failing then the restore files are more than
likely corrupt. Corrupt system restore files are of no use to you so, yes
turn off system restore and then turn it back on again before you manually
create a restore point for your camera.
While system restore is useful it isn't always reliable. Perhaps you should
consider investing in imaging software such as Acronis True Image 10. At
least with this you can image your drive/partition and either store it on a
separate hard drive or a set of DVDs. By using the incremental backup
option, you can also keep your backup image up to date. It's just something
to think about for the future!
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John Barnett MVP
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