Sometimes the quickest way to undo a modification or update is through System Restore. Then there are the times you can’t get to the Windows interface to run it. What do you do then?
If you can get to the command prompt you can run system restore with the following commands like seen in the image below:
- Drop to a command prompt by doing a run (Windows Key – R)
- Type CMD to get your command prompt.
- Get to c:\windows\system32\restore anyway you like
- and finally launch RSTRUI.exe and you should get the System Restore Wizard.
Boo-Yah!
_TheRestorinAdmiN_
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Just a test of the new comment system Intense Debate – whatcha guys think?
This helped me out a bunch! Thanks guys and this is a huge improvement to the commenting system. Cheers
wow, I never thought you could do so much stuff from the command line – Kudos aTa
Much nicer!
Thanks Travis. We like it a lot as well.
That's it! I'm steeling this for Bauer-Power!
Stealing that is…
Hey buddy you don't have to steal…
Ask and ye shall…
Aw fuck it if you want it use it! :)
Good read, however I wanted your readers to know I made an Entrecard Toolbar, it can be downloaded at:
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Since you posted this it means something bad is going to happen to one of my systems and I'm going to need to do this. Damn you Karl.
After All That – I actually used it this morning!
Wow, I'm impressed! You'll have to write a post soon on how to set this up! I would love to have a system like this on my blog! :-)
Wow, I'm impressed! You'll have to write a post soon on how to set this up! I would love to have a system like this on my blog! :-)
Still working the kinks out Mark and the post is already on its way! If you want more information (quicker) email me or hit me up on Pownce.