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| Re: System Restore ? It is not necessary - but is anything gained for turning it off? Do you want to free space on this partition? System Restore monitors specific types of files -> .exe, .vxd, .dll, .com, and .sys extensions. So the only risk is that if some of these type of files were modified accidentally or maliciously a system restore may recover them if it was turned on. regards, Malcolm. "ManyBeers" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:9da9f2fc0faf8a37f4a06cbd4935b1bb@nntp-gateway.com...[color=blue] > > I noticed today while digging around in System Restore's settings that > it has monitoring enabled on my Gateway computers recovery partition. I > disabled it as I don't think monitoring that partition is necessary. Am > i right? > > > -- > ManyBeers[/color] |
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