System Restore Problem... Again

J

JamesJ

I'm using Vista Basic x32 sp2
My System Restore dialog will be missing the area at
and below the Recommended restore selection. The command buttons
are ok.
I haven't installed any new software since the last time I checked to see if
it was ok
I formatted my hd a couple weeks ago and although I haven't checked it the
past week
(and I haven't installed any software) it had the missing area today.
I haven't made any changes to the allocated space that system restore uses.

I have 110 gb free space on a 150 gb hd.
Shadow Storage reports:
Used... = 19.954 gb
Allocated... 19.767
Max....22.556 gb

This problem occurred last month before I formatted my hd.
This is driving me nuts!
When system restore finally opens, about 1 minute after I click on it in the
start menu,
it doesn't seem to have many restore points as usual. And I'm not
exaggerating when I say 1
minute, I timed it.

Has anyone else had this problem?
Is it normal??
If it's not normal is it fixed in Windows 7??
 
J

JamesJ

I'm using Vista Basic x32 sp2
My System Restore dialog will be missing the area at
and below the Recommended restore selection. The command buttons
are ok.
I haven't installed any new software since the last time I checked to see if
it was ok
I formatted my hd a couple weeks ago and although I haven't checked it the
past week
(and I haven't installed any software) it had the missing area today.
I haven't made any changes to the allocated space that system restore uses.

I have 110 gb free space on a 150 gb hd.
Shadow Storage reports:
Used... = 19.954 gb
Allocated... 19.767
Max....22.556 gb

This problem occurred last month before I formatted my hd.
This is driving me nuts!
When system restore finally opens, about 1 minute after I click on it in the
start menu,
it doesn't seem to have many restore points as usual. And I'm not
exaggerating when I say 1
minute, I timed it.

Has anyone else had this problem?
Is it normal??
If it's not normal is it fixed in Windows 7??
 

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