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Old 06-26-2009, 01:50 PM
denmarfl
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Re: System Restore Size....HDD

Thanks; b=as I wrote in my original message, I was able to determine that it
was the System restore points that were causing me to lose 3 to 4GB of HDD
space daily becuase when I turned off System restore, I regained a whole lot
of space. However, the new restore points simply start again to be created
in the same 3 to 4GB Size. I don't want to turn if off permanently, it a
resource I may need some day. The issue is, and I hope someone has the
answer, the PC is almost 2 yrs old and just about 3 weeks ago it started to
save Restore points in this 3 to 4GB size, prior to that I could go a week
and not lose 1GB. I have not installed\chnaged or altered anything on my PC
so that is not the reason for the large restore Files. Hopefully someone
knows what file ot files overnight grew so large as to cause the abnormally
large size System Restore points on my PC....possibly that file(s) can be
altered or deleted...afterall, my PC ran fine for 24 mos.....without the
large File(s).

"Peter Foldes" wrote:
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> See the following
> [url]http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org/how_do_i_clear_system_restore_po.htm[/url]
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> Peter
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> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
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> "denmarfl" <denmarfl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:79F3044D-23B0-49BA-A0BF-A66F89DCE518@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> > Vista Home Prem 32bit. Has anyone come up with what is causing System
> > Restore Points on a PC that has been running for almost 2 years where Restore
> > points were Restore Points took 5 to 7 days to equal 1GB, and now suddenly
> > over the past 3 weeks each restore Point is taking up 3 to 4GB of HDD space
> > Daily? I know its System restore using up space, if I turn it off, which
> > deletes all Points, I regain the Space lost....but the process than starts
> > over again. There has to be a file(s) that grew in size in 1 day causing
> > this......[/color]
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Old 06-26-2009, 01:50 PM