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&gt;&gt;If you want to store more restore points then you go to your system properties, system protection, select the primary OS drive (C: drive), then click Configure. &nbsp;You can adjust your system restore settings including increasing the amount of disk space reserved for system restores.<br />
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I am using windows vista
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>>If you want to store more restore points then you go to your system properties, system protection, select the primary OS drive (C: drive), then click Configure.  You can adjust your system restore settings including increasing the amount of disk space reserved for system restores.



does not let me press configure

I am using windows vista

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You can increase the amount of restore point space with the shadowstorage method I outlined above. <br />
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Open a command prompt and type; &nbsp;vssadmin /? and see how to use the resize command. This works in Vista.<br />
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... Thinkpads_User<br />

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You can increase the amount of restore point space with the shadowstorage method I outlined above.

Open a command prompt and type;  vssadmin /? and see how to use the resize command. This works in Vista.

... Thinkpads_User


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Any update on this? &nbsp;If this solution worked for you then please mark the answer. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Any update on this?  If this solution worked for you then please mark the answer.  Thanks!

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i had many system restore points<br />
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only one system restore point is available<br />
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I have alot of space left on my hard drive<br />
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i had many system restore points

now
only one system restore point is available


I have alot of space left on my hard drive



want old system restore points

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