re: Definitive, definitive, final all encompassing solution
Sunday, March 14, 2004 at 4:17 pm Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by andy370
(4 messages posted)
Go here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;283069
to fix your "could not upgrade the file%1 form %2" error first. then you will be
able to use the instructions on getting rid of c:\_Restore
On Monday, February 16, 2004 at 10:53 am, DennisO wrote:
>Help Please.. I am trying to delete the _restore file.. I was having problems doing
>the MS Updates.. It was giving me a "could not upgrade the file%1 form %2" error
>on the reboots... After I pressed enter it booted up without the update completeing..
> SOOOO... I booted of the the retore diskette.. and did a Deltree c:\_Restore
>The Delete started up and NOW... 20hrs later it is STILL going... HOW LONG does
>this take????
>
>
>On Tuesday, February 3, 2004 at 1:10 am, m wrote:
>>Well after reading all the tips you guys left here I have a final solution:
>>
>>1. Right click My Computer
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>>2. Select properties
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>>3. Click the Performance tab
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>>4. Click the File System button
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>>5. Click the Troubleshooting tab
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>>6. Check Disable System Restore. If it is already checked then uncheck it, click
>>Apply, check it again, click Apply again.
>>
>>7. Click OK twice but choose NO when it asks you to reboot
>>
>>8. Type msconfig in the run box. Click the Startup tab. If there is an entry
>for
>>StateMgr then it must be removed. Go to step 9 to remove entry. Otherwise go
to
>>step 15
>>
>>9. Type regedit in the run box.
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>>10. Go to the root node (my computer) and hit CTRL-F. Type statemgr in the Find
>>What box (look in keys, values and data. Uncheck match whole string only).
>>
>>11. Click the Find Next button.
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>>12. You should find a key in the RunServices folder (mine was [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices])
>>
>>13. Find the *StateMgr entry and delete it. DO NOT DELETE THE WHOLE RunServices
>>folder, ONLY DELETE THE *StateMgr ENTRY. This will prevent StateMgr from
>>starting up and creating a new _RESTORE folder all over again.
>>
>>14. Close regedit
>>
>>15. Reboot your machine
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>>16. Right click on the _Restore folder and delete it. Delete it from the recycle
>>bin if it went there.
>>
>>17. Marvel at how much hard drive space you've managed to steal back from Bill
>Gates.
>>
>>
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