Turning off restore

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Sonia

To be the system administrator means, you should be the
one that initially allowed other users on it, the one
that set up the computer. Once you log on, if you have
the WELCOME screen option, it should show you the users
on XP, and whoever is assign to be the adminstrator,
he/she is the one that can perform most of the tasks. If
there is only one user, this one is the system
administrator. If you see more than one user, you must
log on as system adminstrator, however, you might need
need a password. Once you do that, follows this steps:Go
to CONTROL PANEL>SYSTEM. Once you open SYSTEM, look for
the SYSTEM RESTORE TAB. There check the box to TURN OFF
THE SYSTEM RESTORE . Click APLLY and OK, and you are done.
 
: To be the system administrator means, you should be the
: one that initially allowed other users on it, the one
: that set up the computer.

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Hi Sonia.
Can only think that it's my post that you are replying to and many thanks
for that.
Thats made things a lot easier for me :-).
I've no doubt I shall be at sister inlaws for some thing,don't suppose her
xp has
had any updates done since new :-((.
Best take my bed.

Thanks a lot
--
Barry
If it ain't broke-don't fix it

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I hope it helped.
I just realized I didn't post the reply to your question
correctly . And I was wondering why it did not show up
there.
Glad to help.
Sonia

:-) thanks.


Barry
If it ain't broke-don't fix it

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