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Have you tried using the Windows Restore? &nbsp;Start, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore. &nbsp;Or has the HP software &quot;taken over&quot; that facility? &nbsp;I have found Windows Restore very good in restoring to a previous state.
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Have you tried using the Windows Restore?  Start, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore.  Or has the HP software "taken over" that facility?  I have found Windows Restore very good in restoring to a previous state.

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Thanks all of you for your help &nbsp;(much appreciated) !<br />
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Hans
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Thanks all of you for your help  (much appreciated) !

Hans

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I am currently facing a lot of weird problems with my computer and would therefore like to restore my computer to an earlier (healthy) point. In case this would happen I have earlier created Restore Points using HP's Sytem Restore tool..<br />
However, when I follow the instructions for restoring the computer to one of these earlier points, I always get the message &quot;No changes have been made to your computer&quot;.<br />
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My Question: Why doesn't it work ?<br />
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Grateful for help !<br />
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Hans<br />
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I am currently facing a lot of weird problems with my computer and would therefore like to restore my computer to an earlier (healthy) point. In case this would happen I have earlier created Restore Points using HP's Sytem Restore tool..
However, when I follow the instructions for restoring the computer to one of these earlier points, I always get the message "No changes have been made to your computer".

My Question: Why doesn't it work ?

Grateful for help !

Hans

  

How to Restore my Computer to an Earlier Point

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