All Posts Tagged With: "system restore"
Fix for System Restore error 0×8007007B in Windows Vista
When you start the System Restore utility in Windows Vista, the following error message may be displayed:
There was an unexpected error:
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.(0×8007007B)
System Restore will now close.
The same error might occur when running Windows CompletePC Backup.
26May2008 | Ramesh Srinivasan | 0 comments | ContinuedCreate System Restore Points Quickly using Script in Windows Vista and Windows XP
You can create System Restore Points quickly by scripting it using WMI. Here is a script that helps you create a System Restore point in a single click in Windows Vista and Windows XP.
16May2008 | Ramesh Srinivasan | 5 comments | ContinuedHow to reduce the space allotted to System Restore in Windows Vista
System Restore disk space usage can be easily configured using the slider control provided in the System Restore settings in Windows XP. But no such GUI option exists in Windows Vista. Windows Vista by default allocates 15 percent of the total drive space or 30 percent of the available free space (whichever is smaller) for [...]
13May2008 | Ramesh Srinivasan | 0 comments | ContinuedRestore Point creation disabled by Group Policy
When you open System Properties and select the System Protection tab, the Create button may be grayed out, and the following message is displayed:
Restore point creation disabled by Group Policy
