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Have a client PC with Windows XP Pro and SP2 installed and a number of
interelated problems. First symptom was there was no more space left on the
disk (even though very few applications are installed). Repeated launching of
the clean disk function on Explorer liberated 10Gb!
At each boot, OS indicates that the paging file is non existant or too
small. Have tried recreating and/or increasing size but still get same
message.
When I look in the System Volume Information folder there over a hundred
folders inside the _restore folder (named RPC100, RPC101,...) and occuping
over 13Gb of space. I presume these are Restore Points but why so many and
can they be deleted.
In the events file I'm getting a 491 event ID with source ESENT. Evetnid.net
or Microsoft links don't give me any further information on this. Appart from
this, the PC seems to work OK.
Have checked for viruses and PC seems clean.
Should I disable the Restore function?
Any other ideas?
interelated problems. First symptom was there was no more space left on the
disk (even though very few applications are installed). Repeated launching of
the clean disk function on Explorer liberated 10Gb!
At each boot, OS indicates that the paging file is non existant or too
small. Have tried recreating and/or increasing size but still get same
message.
When I look in the System Volume Information folder there over a hundred
folders inside the _restore folder (named RPC100, RPC101,...) and occuping
over 13Gb of space. I presume these are Restore Points but why so many and
can they be deleted.
In the events file I'm getting a 491 event ID with source ESENT. Evetnid.net
or Microsoft links don't give me any further information on this. Appart from
this, the PC seems to work OK.
Have checked for viruses and PC seems clean.
Should I disable the Restore function?
Any other ideas?