I agree, it does sound strange. My guess would be you need some part of that
previous registry to use the older points. The relationship there is
additive, and I suppose it possible that your current setup actually is the
source of the original problem (and that app install only triggered it)
Personally, I would be better safe than sorry, backup in prep of a fail, and
turn off restore to blank it, and kind of go from there. If something is
fragile, you don't want to depend on system restore. You need data backup.
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"Qu0ll" <Qu0llSixFour******.com> wrote in message
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> I used System Restore to undo an application install only to find that all
> restore points prior to the one I undid have disappeared. All that
> remains is an "Undo: Restore Operation" and nothing before that.
>
> Is this the normal or expected behaviour? I would have thought that
> restore points prior to the one undone would remain.
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>
> -Q
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