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Error 0x80070032 when creating a System Restore point in Windows Vista
- Copyright © 2008 Ramesh Srinivasan
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Symptom
When you try to create a System Restore point in Windows Vista, the following error may occur:
Could not create the scheduled task for the following reason:
The request is not supported. (0x80070032)

Resolution
This happens if the Windows Event Log and the Task Scheduler services are disabled. Follow these steps to fix the problem.
1. Click Start, Services.msc. Press {ENTER}
2. Double-click Windows Event Log
3. In the Start type list box, ensure that Automatic is selected
4. Click Start to start the service, if it's not already running
5. Close the Services console
6. Restart Windows.
If the problem persists, check the status of the Windows Event Log and Task Scheduler services. If the Task Scheduler service is in a disabled state, then download the file schedule.reg from the Attachments section below. Save the file to the Desktop, and double-click the file to merge the contents with the registry. Click Yes when asked for confirmation.
Restart Windows.
Attachments
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20 Responses to "Error 0x80070032 when creating a System Restore point in Windows Vista" 
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said this on 21 Nov 2007 8:19:18 AM PST
after running schedule.reg the problem is solved....thanks
K Ramanathan
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said this on 24 Nov 2007 12:33:06 PM PST
very good hopely it works
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said this on 22 Jan 2008 5:28:44 PM PST
Brilliant. Why can't Microsoft help on this?? I have had no luck with them at all.
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said this on 09 Mar 2008 11:10:06 AM PST
After running this fix issue resolved good resolution
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said this on 17 Apr 2008 1:17:03 PM PST
greathing from Belgium.
copying schedule.reg works perfectly. Thank you very much
and .... shame on Microsoft which can not help
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said this on 09 Jun 2008 1:53:23 PM PST
Dell chat rep. sent me the link to Ur page. Second step worked perfectly. Thanks a million.
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said this on 26 Jun 2008 3:56:50 PM PST
Thank you so much! It half worked, but when I followed the link (http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/task-scheduler-service-properties-are-grayed-out/) the problem was solved!
Thanks again!
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said this on 27 Jul 2008 6:23:29 AM PST
hallo,
bei mir funktioniert der tip nicht.
wo finde ich die " attachment section" um die datei "schedule.reg " herunterzuladen.
Danke
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said this on 05 Oct 2008 1:13:15 AM PST
not working for me, both services are currently started and automatic.
i still get the error, please help.
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said this on 14 Oct 2008 7:13:51 PM PST
Does not work for me either!!!!
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said this on 31 Oct 2008 11:19:26 AM PST
ran shedule.reg, rebooted, fault fixed!
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said this on 18 Jan 2009 6:45:54 PM PST
after running schedule.reg and reebooting all back to normal thank you very much great website
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said this on 20 Jan 2009 8:17:33 PM PST
Another satisfied customer! I tried other methods for 2 days. This one cleared the fault in 2 minutes. Thanks.
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said this on 04 Mar 2009 12:47:52 PM PST
Thaannks youve been so much help
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said this on 01 Apr 2009 6:13:40 AM PST
absolute champ one reg file one reboot and no problems!!! :)
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said this on 20 Jun 2009 6:47:05 AM PST
Make sure Windows Events Collector (Manual; Restart) is done. Reboot windows achieves same function. So, if you do not want to reboot, make sure Events Log is Automatic > Restart and Windows Events Collector > Manual > Restart is done.
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