I don't know how to do it from the Command Prompt, but pressing Windows Key + Pause (or going to the control panel and hitting system) should bring up System Properties in there just hit the System Restore tab and check the box labeled "Turn off System Restore"...
well if you must,,then check under the control panel. You will there find what you are looking for,,,,but with the size of hard drives these days,,,,IT does not really take up that much room>>your I bet your recycle bin uses more.
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Frazell
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I never use system restore as it only costs me HD space and CPU time...
I'm a computer professional so i know very well how to fix any of my problems outside of system restore, so i have never found a use for it...
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April 5th, 2005 04:00