System Image Restore points

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• Restore the system and restore point do not complete succesffully

  I have a 32 bit Vista Business operating system. I was able to get my system restore and work the restore points. I have a backup of 1 t. (Bufffalo) who works for other backups of files etc., the computer and the Buffalo blinking and seems to be something for long periods of time, but then I get an error message (unsuccessful backup) I tried other smaller disks hard backup with the same result. Can someone help me please / thank you

  Hello

  Restoration of the system and make backups are two different things.

  System Restore is to put your computer settings to an earlier date: yesterday, or last week, etc. (data are not altered during this process.)

  Backing up is backup of data or make a System Image.

  If you have problems with the system restore, this can help you:

  1. If you are using Norton, you should disable Norton inviolable Protection before using the system restore.

  http://Service1.Symantec.com/support/sharedtech.nsf/pfdocs/2005113009323013

  2. try to use Safe Mode system restore.

  http://bertk.MVPs.org/html/restoresysv.html

  3 Malware will stop at the system restore.

  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware, if necessary in Mode safe mode with networking:

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

  And here's how to go in Safe Mode options; Select safe mode with networking from the list of options:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  This is the backup information:

  "How to back up your data.

  http://www.wintuts.com/how-to-backup-your-data

  As you have Vista business, you can make a full backup of the computer...

  «How to use complete PC and restore backup utility in Vista»

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/how-to-use-Vista-complete-PC-Backup/

  See you soon.

• System Image Restore

  Hello

  I was wondering...

  Recently I lost all my files on my partition bootcamp so after learning this hard lesson, that I decided to buy an external hard drive to backup all my files.

  I created a backup using Windows backup, and also I have created a System Image backup.

  I know that if restore you Windows using a Setup disk you may lose the Mac partition because that reformats the entire hard drive.

  But how about if I use the restoration of the Image of the Control Panel, NOT a recovery disk or the Windows Setup disc. If I directly from Control Panel:

  

  which would remove the MAC partition too?

  Let me explain further.

  Let's say I get a virus and I decide to delete the bootcamp partition. Then I proceed to re-install windows7 normally using Boot Camp help lose all my files and programs that I had before. Once the installation is complete, I want to recover all the files, settings and programs I had before. So I plug my hard drive and use the restore System Image via Control Panel, without using an installation disc.

  My logic is if I do it via a Windows installation or recovery disk before windows is installed correctly with bootcamp that can reformat the entire hard drive and I would lose the Mac partition, which is obviously not an option. But if I do so after properly installing windows via bootcamp and go to the control panel to perform an overlay to the Image of the system that will affect only the Bootcamp/Windows partition and does not affect the entire hard disk.

  My logic is correct? or simply a System Image Recovery Windows on a Mac is not possible?

  Thank you!

  Please see my response on the other thread - Re: I can not find bootcamp Windows after the installation of El Capitan .

• Could not start the system image restore

  I am running Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit.

  I want to try to create "system image" and then restore it. Where will it work for me I will use all my 20 PC.

  My PC has a C: drive

  I partitioned it and now I have C: and D: with an abundance of free space on each.

  What I did:

  1 created 'image system' and it stored on D: Finally I use the external drive for backups (currently I don't have it and I just want to test that I could save/restore)

  2 created "Repair disk", then it I created a bootable USB key, because some of my PC doesn't have a CD ROM

  3. start the machine from USB and select "Restore from system image". He acknowledged that the image is on D: but immediately restore failed with this message:

  "Cannot restore the system selected in this recovery environment image."

  Navigation on various forums, it seems that this message comes because of 32 bit and 64 bit OS repair disc.

  Where my 2 questions:

  1. maybe my question related to the fact that I'm not restoring external hard drive but another partition?

  2. in case I have a problem with 32 bit vs 64 bit... and how it could happened? I used Win 7 Enterprise to create this disc, but I don't know if it defaults to 32-bit or 64-bit or he even gave me the opportunity to choose amongst...

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Windows 7 Enterprise is only available to corporate customers, so you should address your question to your IT Department.  The proper forum for business clients is MSDN.   No indication they provide is likely to result in the range commonly used business tools - network-wide.

• Planning Protection System (Backup/Restore Points)

   

  It's actually a repeat of my previous post unresolved since a couple of months.  I want to program creating AUTOMATIC backup/restore by 'System Protection' points.  I don't know of DATA BACKUPS.  I just "let the question slide"... pending, until today when I received an e-mail inquiry HP which brought me back to the question.  I decided not to continue the previous thread, because it degraded in my frustrating rantings.  Here is my original post.

  . . .

   

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-110 t, Windows7 Home Premium computer.  I want to change my schedule for the creation of the Protection system of backups of the system (not the data files).  It seems that it is currently set for monthly backups (unless, I suppose, a '' significant '' event occurs).  In accordance with the recommendations of the new documentation of the computer, I have not shut down the computer during the night; I let it go to sleep so that automatic "tricks" can occur on the calendar.  Occasionally, the next morning, he has rebooted & waiting for my password.

  I just had a problem with the icons on the desktop freeze... has not responded to the command.  I considered what to do a system restore, but in my research, I was told that there is no restore point.  I started to panic... I didn't know that the magic words were "system protection".  Now, I think that what I was told was that my data had not been automatically saved.  Finally, I took a deep breath and restarted.  Fortunately, which fixed the problem of the frozen... icon but he left the more serious problem of no backup/restore points.  I dropped everything & began to study.

  Finally, I ran into Control Panel / System / System Protection & found 2 points, including 1 that is apparently automatic around midnight the 21st of each month restoration.  I decided to increase the frequency of twice a month.  But I'm only the DVD RW drive to a backup destination.  This is not what I want.  I want the same destination (original) does not change. I guess that's the drive C (or D-Drive).  All I want to do is change the programmed frequency.

  I used before backup/restore points on other computers without problems.  Everything was pretty simple & straight forward.  What I'm missing here?

  Thanks for any help that can be provided.

  Hi Jim,.

  Well I think I have a solution.  It seems that Scheduler tasks won't that create 1 catering point in a 24 period time - after 24 hours has passed, it will create another since the first trigger, which becomes valid.  Forinstance so (after 24 hours), if the trigger is to create a restore point at startup and at 09:00, if you started the computer at 08:00 a restore point will be generated and relaxation at 09:00 will be ignored.  That is why, in a time which is within 24 hours of the last created Restore point does not work.  In the screenshots following are parameters that should allow you to set a time for your restore point planned to create.  There is a way to check if it works - after setting the calendar, you must remove the existing restore Points.  Then, you should find that the next outbreak valid (ie the defined time period) will now create a restore point as shown in the last screenshot.  Details on the removal of the existing restore points is at the end of the third screenshot - just remember when setting the time you want your restore point to create, give yourself plenty of time to edit the task and remove the existing restore points.

  

  

  

  With the above setting is applied, Task Scheduler to close, open windows control panel, open system, click on the System Protection link, click on configure and then click on Remove to remove the existing restore points.  Once completed, just wait the time set the trigger to activate.  After a few minutes, you should see the task is executed correctly and created a restore when you - these are my results below.

  

  

  As you can see, the Restore Point reports correctly that it was created at 19:50, the time that I put in the Task Scheduler.

  If you have any questions in this regard, please let me know.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• How to restore a System Restore Points

  Hi, Im because my Sidebar does not work because I accidentally delete some files of it so I search the Web for fix but it does not work with me so my last string is the restoration of the system, but it was deleted when my Sidebar is very good to have a problem with my Vista Im hoping I can still restore my system February Restore Points is Possible? Thank you

  If you mean that you can recover restore points dating back to before those listed when you view available restoration done the answer is no.  Once they are deleted, they are gone.  Sorry if this isn't what you wanted to hear. The only exception is if you do full image backups and a version that includes the restore points, you want to have.  You can then restore the backup and get to those of restore points (BUT and this is a big BUT, you would lose anything done since the backup was performed, including your data and installed programs revised parameters.)  You can solve the problem of data by performing a full backup of your data (I mean ALL of your data, not only that of your profile - including e-mail, orthographic processing of data bases databases, etc.) before restoring and then after restore the image, restore the backup data - but you could do anything to solve the problem with programs or settings).  The full image backup is only available with Vista Business, Vista Enterprise and Ultimate for Vista (or if you have a 3rd party installed as Acronis True Image 2010 program).

  In fact, restore point files can still be on your system, but the recovery of party 3 tools to get their (assuming they have not already been crushed which is quite likely, given the time) would not be able to identify them because they are not listed with names and dates , but apparently without meaning codes-, then there is no real way of finding Taylor with all other files there.  I do not know if the recovery programs will work with restore point files (they are different from other files).  Maybe a data recovery technician can recover, but they give no guarantees that they will succeed and they cost a lot of money (not less if they come empty)- but the decision is yours.

  System Restore uses up to 15% of hard drive you to save restore points and can do it manually, automatically on a periodic basis or with certain functions (such as the installation of Windows updates).  Gives you generally a period of time long enough to work with - most people rarely use those who have more than a few days (because they notice the problems and try restoring the system quickly after that).  You can change (decrease) the amount of space occupied by the restore points as described in the following article: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/reduce-system-restores-disk-usage-in-vista/.  It saves space, but you have less available restore points - it is a compromise.

  I hope that this same help if this isn't the answer you wanted to hear.

  Good luck!

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• HP Pavilion model p6703w: restore the system image new hard drive

  Failed hard drive. Brought new and try to make a system image restore. Boot using the Windows 7 repair disk. Start the image recovery. Work for a minute or two and gives me the following error.

  Windows backup cannot extend or mount the recovered volume file system. (0 x 80780124), I have win 7 disc because it did not come with the computer, I created an ERD and multiple system images as back up but I am now stuck.

  Help!

  Hello:

  I can't help you with why the image of the system will not work, but here's a way you can reinstall W7 by using the product key of W7 25 characters on your PC case.

  Make your own plain W7 x 64 installation media.

  Here is the link to the download site of Microsoft for the W7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1 ISO file.

  http://MSFT.digitalrivercontent.NET/win/X17-24209.ISO Windows 7 Home Premium x 64 English

  Make sure you get all the 3. XX GB of the file to download.  Sometimes it reports 'Download complete', but you do not have the entire file.

  Burn the file on a DVD using the option of the program of your burner burn DVD file ISO then the DVD is bootable.

  Or you can use this tool to transfer the ISO to a flash USB 4 GB or DVD drive.  The tool also performs the bootable media.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/download/Windows-USB-DVD-download-tool

  Then install the drivers and software available that you need your PC support and driver page.

• PC "not responding" after starting a restore point system & does not stop

  I'm running a restore system (Vista Ult) point and PC "unresponsive".  Is it safe to disable or reset manually?  What problems could result if I just press reset?  System retore worked for 4 hours now!

  All advice is appreciated!

  This is far too long to make it work - it froze.  Alternatively, you can press reset if you have such a button on your system (didn't on mine) or you can press on and hold the power button until the system stops (this is not really good for the system and should not be done normally, but you have no choice in this situation).  Then restart it and log in again and try to make the system back restore point.  This time start by disabling your AV software as this sometimess interferes with the process.  Do not open anything else while the system can focus on the creation of the restore point.

  If it freezes again (the process should take 30-45 minutes maximum), then again and restart in clean http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/929135?p=1 mode and try to restore the system from there.  If it works, use the procedures in the article to find the cause of the problem with the process, and remove, delete, disable or uninstall. Once that is done, don't forget to restore the system to normal status according to procedures.

  If it still does not in cleaning mode, try to start in safe mode (repeatedly on the F8 key during startup until the menu appears), and try to create the restore from there point (if it will let you - I'm not sure that's possible in safe mode (, but it's worth a try).  If it works, at least you have a method to bypass the creation of restore points.  Then we' ill have to work out why it doesn't work in normal mode but let's first.

  I hope this helps.  Post back and let us know how it goes anyway.

  Good luck!

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• Recover Windows System Image in Boot Camp 10

  Hi all

  I have problems with Windows on my iMac.

  So I installed Win10 using the Boot Camp Assistant, partitioning 300 GB for it. After awhile, I realized I want to segment much more, so I tried looking for a way to extend this partition to 500 GB - I have tried it with a 3rd party app and didn't. I then created a Windows System Image, restored the fuser unit to a single OS X partition and reinstalled Windows with BCA - by then I had decided to partition 1 TB for each operating system. I installed with no problems and tried to recover Windows from the Image of the above system. But instead he apparently formatted my entire SDS, including the OS X partition, that the iMac will not start and more.

  [I have a backup Time Machine and everything, I also know I have to reinstall OS X and then restore from that backup.]

  The question is how to do what I tried bypassing Windows format the whole * thing. If this is not possible at all to recover from the image, I'll be forced to 'start from scratch' and I'd really rather not, 3rd party applications are welcome at this stage. Also, can I recover the files from the Image of the system?

  Thank you for your time,

  Bruncky

  PS. : Given that the Apple employee didn't know immediately what I was talking about: in Windows, a System Image is a 1:1 copy of my Windows partition around, as opposed to a backup that saves only files apps and not content generated by the app.

  PS2. : If I reinstall OS X from Recovery Mode, do I make specific configurations about the merger by car?

  BrunoBrunck wrote:

  But instead he apparently formatted my entire SDS, including the OS X partition, that the iMac will not start and more.

  This issue arises from a bad assumption made during the restorations by the process of restoration of Windows. It assumes that the restoration is made on the dedicated disk that has nothing else. Winclone is the best solution on Mac instead of Windows System Image backups. I have some time with a few users and I have tried with different levels of success. Please see Bootcamp not recognized after the restoration of Windows from image system for example.

  The question is how to do what I tried bypassing Windows format the whole * thing. If this is not possible at all to recover from the image, I'll be forced to 'start from scratch' and I'd really rather not, 3rd party applications are welcome at this stage.

  Try of Winclone.

  PS. : Given that the Apple employee didn't know immediately what I was talking about: in Windows, a System Image is a 1:1 copy of my Windows partition around, as opposed to a backup that saves only files apps and not content generated by the app.

  There may be some confusion between the Image of the system and the history of the files. Time Machine has no concept of an Image of the system, so it is also the terminology 'exotic '.

  PS2. : If I reinstall OS X from Recovery Mode, do I make specific configurations about the merger by car?

  No, unless you have built a custom Fusion car. If you have a Bootcamp partition on the drive of Fusion, you want to ensure that you're not crushing BC/Windows, unless a wipe/restoration is your goal.

• Unable to create point of system restore, System Image & System Repair Disk

  Hello

  I'm on HP Pavilion dv6 notebook, Windows 7 Edition home premium, (Intel core i7, [email protected] Ghz) CPU, RAM (4.00 GB).

  2 days back, I installed kaspersky IPSec 2016.

  After installation of this I started to experience different startup issues as initially I wasn't able to open the application (word, excel) Microsoft, infact I wasn't able to work on any application, even could not shut my system.

  today when I started my system again to check again the question that I was surprised to see that I could access my Microsoft & other applications.

  As a preventive measure, now I want to do system restore, disk image point & system repair disk but unfortunately, I am not able to do this.

  Here are the problems I face to create above.

  1 system restore point - specified error as ' restore point could not be created for the following reason: a volume shadow copy service component has encountered an unexpected error. " Check the event log applications for more information (0 x 80042302)

  2. System Image disc - error indicated as "Windows cannot find device backup on this computer. A volume shadow copy service component has encountered an unexpected error. Check the event log applications for more information (0 x 80042302)

  3 system repair disc - of the errors illustrated as "system repair disc could not be created. The parameter is incorrect. (0 x 80070057).

  Pls advise.

  Thank you for the update from us.

  The message you get may be caused by a corrupted system file. We offer you to perform analysis DISM that can help resolve the corruption of Windows error.

  Let us know how it goes.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion p6610: recovery program Restore Points is no longer works after AOL System Mechanic ran on my computer

  I have Pavilion p6610 desktop Win 7 Home premium 64 bit I have cleaned my computer, tune, Defrag, ran MS fixit, ran malware removal, called internet provider for bad connection (buffering, etc.) they said it was a software program interfering with my ability to computers to have full access to the output of my modem , (only 2 bars on the taskbar icon) so I gave in and decided to try the AOL System Mechanic. Ran all the tools last night, then stop. I tried to open documents of MS today (15/10/2015) will not open. Could not open one of my components of the Microsoft Office 2010 Starter program.  Canceled AOL system mechanic. Removed uninstalled from my system.  Tried 3 different restore point dates back to the 27/09/2015.  None worked. Can't use my program of recovery restore point!

  I don't want to have to reformat and start all over again. I thought that AOL Sys.Mech done something in the registry that messed with the start of Microsoft Office 2010 (can't find a more free?) but why we don't joke about my restore points?  I can't restore anything from my computer.  I don't know if something's going to come to work anymore. How can I fix it?

  Thanks for any help you can provide...

  Hi @TY965

  I understand that you are not able to use restore points, and that you are having problems with a certain software factory installed on your HP System. I'm happy to help you with this.

  As a first step, you can try using the Recovery Manager and see if the software is among those available from your original image to install instead of a full factory image installation. See the following document that shows how to do this.

  Computers HP - using Recovery Manager to restore the software and drivers (Windows 7)

  Then, to the question of the restoration of the system, maybe try to use SFC/scannow, as described below. The second page includes more specific details to a problem of system restore.

  Use the File Checker system to repair missing or corrupted system files - support.microsoft.com

  Difficulty: System Restore does not not in Windows 10 / 8 / 7 -thewindowsclub.com

  I would like to know if it works for you and if it does not solve your problem, then please mark this message as a solution. Kudos are also becoming popular.

• How to save files on a CD system restore point?

  How to record the system restore point/data files to the remote storage device. for example, CD? Why... I need to run ID or remove malicious software programs on PC. To completely clean, I need to disable System Restore which will remove all the old system restore points. I want malware recovery option, if necessary, in my opinion.  Ask also procedure - how to restore the files to restore the system from the CD for PC?   For a multitude of reasons, I don't want to go through the hassle of the old image restore, reinstall windows XP, etc. to "work around" malware / problems of virus, or remuneration mcafee $90 to 'fix' my PC for 5 days.

  Sorry, but you can't do that. Instead, you can picture the system with a program like Acronis True Image Home and save this image on an external hard drive. After getting the system cleaned (or if you decide to do a clean install), you can use True Image to make an image of your own system and also imagery incremental backup for your restore image is always up to date.

  BTW, I do not recommend disable the system restore first during the cleaning of a machine. Leave it on and then turn it off then clear on the old Restore Points, turning it back on.

  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Cloning of the SYSTEM RESTORE POINTS

  The utility using WIN 7 backup & Image I have not been able to preserve RESTORATION Systems PTS during the restoration of the image of the system from the directory WindowsImageBackup.  So I'm trying to clone my system disk to see if the SYS RESTORE POINTS can be preserved.  I tried the experiment with MACRIUM REFLECT because I know someone who did it.  I did have a success & thought to see if I could get some advice from someone on this site.

  I have been told if the SIGNATURE of the DISC is not the same as the source drive SYS RESTORE STP is will be eliminated or not accessible.  However, if the SIGNATURE of the DISC is the same as the record source, STARTUP problems occur.

  Anyone here have success of cloning of RESTORE POINTS?

  Hello

  Your question is beyond the scope of what is generally answered in this forum of consumer and would be better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public.

  Please post your question in the TechNet Forums.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w7itprogeneral&brandIgnore=true&sort=relevancedesc&searchTerm=cloning

  TechNet is watched by other computing professionals who would be more likely to help you.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Updates to Windows System Image after restoration.

  I recently did a restore of the System Image on my XPS9100.

  The restore worked perfectly, but it set the return system 7 months and now I can't get Windows updates. Normally I use the setting: check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install. When I choose verify Windows Update I get the loading/control screen, and I have that let it run for at least an hour before finally changing the Windows Update settings never check updates and then close the computer just get the process ended. I realize that there will be many updates to install from the last 6 months, but it should it will not take long.

  Information system: Win 7 Home Premium with Service Pack 1.  Intel Core i7 CPU - 960 3.20 GHz.  64-bit operating system and I currently have 1.72 free TB on the C: drive. My download speed is a fairly consistent Mbps 60.

  If I check under the put option to update installed, everything is up to 15/07/15 (when I did the disc from the System Image).

  Someone at - it any help?

  1. my computer had been black projection after idle for an hour session. The message on the screen says to press F1 to start, but has nothing else to scroll to the bottom of the screen with the same message. When this happened, the fan was very strong. The only way to stop the process has been to make a hard stop with the power button, or disconnect the whole system. Chrome has been loading slowly - nothing major, but noticeable...

  2 Norton 360 and the subscription is good for 612 days more.

  3 McAffee may have been installed at some point in a test package

  4 NO.

  1. in Windows Explorer [Windows key + E], stand & click on:

  • C:\Program Files\ Norton 360 <=this>  

  Select PROPERTIES: What is the CREATION date displayed on the GENERAL tab that results?

  2. you are running Norton 360 version 22.x or 21.x?  See https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/kb20080417101717EN_EndUserProfile_en_us

  3. you are a subscriber to Comcast Infinity by chance?

  4 East-KB3135445, KB3123862, KB3035583, KB2952664, or KB2990214 listed in installed updates (not update history)? [1]

  5 assuming that Java is installed => is 73 update Java Version 8 (or higher) installed? TEST HERE in USING INTERNET EXPLORER ONLY! -online http://java.com/en/download/uninstallapplet.jsp [2]

  6. Adobe Flash Player is v20.0.0.306 (or higher) installed? TEST HERE in USING INTERNET EXPLORER ONLY! -online http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

  7. when (exact date) was Internet Explorer 11 is installed according to the installed updates?

  7B. what Update Version & KB number are displayed in the second line of text using IE11 | [Alt + H + A] tab. for example, Updated Version: 11.0.99 (KB1231231) ?

  8. is Firefox version 44.0.2 (or higher) or Google Chrome version 48.0.2564.116 (or higher) or another alternative browser installed?

  9. are you familiar with "Registry cleaners" (e.g., Registry Mechanic;) System Mechanic; RegCure; RegClean Pro. Advanced SystemCare. Registry Booster; McAfee QuickClean. Glary Utilities; AVG PC TuneUp. Norton Registry Cleaner; PCTools optimizer; SpeedUpMyPC; PC Doctor; TuneUp Utilities; WinMaximizer; WinSweeper; Comodo System Cleaner. Advanced System Optimizer. Registry cleaner CCleaner component)?

  ==============================================
  [1] start | Control Panel | Programs and features. See installed updates (in the left menu)
  [2] no need to install Java if it isn't already installed.

• My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues. The system image and restore the system in case of failure.

  My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues.

  My efforts to remedy by restoring a system image backup failed.  At this point, I'm ready for a new clean install if I have to buy a drive to do.  My question is whether a professional Ultimate upgrade will or will not fix these bugs.  In addition, what is the cause of restoring the system to fail?  I never turned off or cannot create regular restore points.

  Original title: upgrade a "Fix" for existing system problems?

  My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues.

  My efforts to remedy by restoring a system image backup failed.  At this point, I'm ready for a new clean install if I have to buy a drive to do.  My question is if an upgrade to Professional Ultimate will be or not correct not these bugs.  Also, what is the cause System Restore to fail?  I never turned off or cannot create regular restore points.

  Hello

  1 re-installing/repairing software will not fix hardware issues.

  2. the operating system upgrade is not the way to solve computer problems that can be carried forward.

  3 1. If you use Norton, you should disable Norton inviolable Protection before using System Restore.

  http://Service1.Symantec.com/support/sharedtech.nsf/pfdocs/2005113009323013

  AVG will cause problems with SR too.

  «Temporarily disable AVG»

  http://www.Avg.com/ww-en/FAQ.Num-3857

  2. try to use Safe Mode system restore.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/system-restore

  "Start your computer in safe mode.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Start-computer-safe-mode#start-computer-safe-mode=Windows-7

  3 Malware will stop at the system restore.

  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware:

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

  ____________________________________

  We really need for more details:

  "My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues.

  See you soon.