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Thread: System Restore

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    Default System Restore

    I was just wondering if anyone knows if , When i use system restore, i know that it undoes harmful changes, but does it slow down your PC at all? Also, as far as disk space Usage i should use when Using system Restore. I have it currently set at 6%(4677MB)
    Do i need as many available restore points as possible? Is using system restore too much bad for a PC?

    Note : I'm using Windows' System Restore ( Windows XP Professional )

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    system restore is fine and so is your amount of disc space provided for it,it is not bad for your system and doesnt make any difference to speed,i personally dont allow that much space as i prefer to do regular backups of my own on cdr or dvd,everything i have on the pc i also have on disc,system restore is fine but absolutely no use if your hard disc fails,hence the best backup is cdr or dvd as you can restore them to a new hard disc if needed
    simply me


 

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