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Old 15-08-2005, 05:20 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default I dont need restore points, help..............


Hey ppl.........

I have WIN XP Home with SP2 and all latest updates.......

I have disabled system-restore service and have removed all

system restore points from the Disk Cleaner........... But,

whem I boot from Linux Live CD, I can see some restore points

on each drive which I am unable to delete because the drive is

Ntfs......... Is there any way to remove those restore points

and free up some disk space............??
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Old 15-08-2005, 09:05 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Go to the driver Properties

the hit the Disk Clean up button



Go to More option tab then Clean up the system restore


also check,

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding System Restore in Windows XP
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Old 18-08-2005, 08:56 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Go to the driver Properties

the hit the Disk Clean up button



Go to More option tab then Clean up the system restore


also check,

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding System Restore in Windows XP
Actually, I knew this and tried it......... But when I see through Linux, I can still see the files and the sizes are enormous.............. I wanna get rid of 'em................
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hmm may b u should google for few Disk Cleane Up tools... there r too many of them... i personlay didnt tried any of them exept System Mechanic (I didnt used their Clean up tools aslo)..... so.... better Google....
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First run SequoiaView and make sure u have those files on ur disk.

Also make sure you have rights to delete those files. May be those are files created by different user, just a wild guess.
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Hmmm.. Have you done this ..?
Start > Run > Sysdm.cpl (Press Enter)
Click on System Restore tab
Check the option for "Turn off System Restore on all drives" ..
Apply .. Ok ..
No Restore points will be created now and the previous ones will be deleted after restart..
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Old 19-08-2005, 11:27 AM   #7 (permalink)
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Right click on my computer.Go to System Restore Tab and select turn off system restore on all drives.That's it you will never see system restore points again.
 
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isn't any way to find out the exact locations where restore points are saved and kill thm manually.

c:\system volume information probably stores it.

its there on all drives n can be seen only when u uncheck "HIDE OS FOLDERS" from tools>system folders>view

but i m somehow not pos to get in the folder. neither can i delete. bu deleting the contents is surely pos once u have dual OS. i dont have.
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Y do u want to kill it manually when windows offers a option to kill it forever...?
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Turning off system restore doesnt help.........

Some restore points are still in my compuer esting up disk space............................
Isn't there any way to get into System Volume Information folder and detete manually??
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hmm well if u r on 9X dual boot & on FAT then 9X os can do it... but after 2000... hmm try the NERO... when at the time of adding files NERO file add box, it does shows the Folder.... so go inside & then try deleteing the Rpoints by folder names....

lol... may not work... but its worth a try....
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