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re: A010****.CPY files in _RESTORE\TEMP
Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 11:29 am
Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Mike
(1 messages posted)
I checked the MSCONFIG startup list and *STATEMGR is there. But when I look at the
TASK LIST(cntl,alt,del)
I don't see it. Is is running under another name? Also, I can't get HOUSECALL to
run. I go to it and download, and get an ERROR CODE: 28 and then ERROR STRING: Generic
source network failure. Do you want to retry. I answer yes and it just keeps getting
the same error message. Also, I am not running AOL. I have run a scan with my Norton
Antivirus and it shows no viruses. I did get rid of the files by disabling Restore,
rebooting, enabling Restore, and rebooting again. I will try the SMARTDRV function
next time. Thanks for your help, If you have any other suggestions, I will be checking
this link. Mike
On Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 8:44 pm, Jack Gulley wrote:
>Tip: Boot from Window ME Startup diskette again. Then at the A:\ prompt, first
>enter SMARTDRV to load the DOS disk cache program. Then try the DELTREE
> C:\_RESTORE command again. It should run a lot faster with DOS disk cache enabled.
> By chance, are you running AOL on that system? AOL has a number of work files
>that it sometimes updates with "program trace" information, that just happens to
>be files that get backed up into System Restore for every update.
> It is not normal for these programs to remain and build up like that in the System
>Restore area, unless there is a problem with *STATEMGR not running. Check the TASK
>LIST and make sure it is running and that *STATEMGR is being started in the MSCONFIG
>Startup list. Some Virus/Trojans try to kill the protection functions of StateMgr.
> So it still sounds like you may have one. Try running
>target="_blank"> HouseCall_AV as a backup check
for
>virus.
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