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James
I would recommend a different approach. If you can save the files copy
them somewhere else then, slid the XP disk in and reformat the hard
drive and reload the OS.
I have never seen the restores, or recover work well. Put on a clean
shirt and put the files back. This does not work well if you do not
have the software on the machine.
Just a thought.
Kent Wallace
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Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 10:00 AM
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Subject: [HP3000-L] OT: MS-XPpro restore point command line recovery.
I a rebuilding a friends Dell D800 Latitude (Windows XP-Pro SP2) that
was
so badly compromised with malware that it was impossible to use.
However,
the recovery disk set that Dell sent him was for a D600 and the driver
suite provided does not work with this machine. I have worked around
this
(mostly) but the drivers for the smartcard bus that I most recently
installed cause the machine to become non-responsive a few minutes after
starting. This happens too fast for me to get the the restore point
dialog
so I am lookgn to see if there is a technique to rollback to a restore
point through the command line recover console.
Does anyone here know if this is possible and if so, how to do it?
Regards,
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