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January 18th 09, 07:06 PM
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System restore
I have a question.
If I were to do a system restore choosing a date, say 16th when a Windows update was installed, why did I have to re-install that update afterwards ?? I always thought if I did system restore choosing 15th, THEN I would have to re-install that update. Furthermore, if that update was one of those " cannot be uninstalled ", why did it reappear after the system restore ? Thank you. t-4-2 
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January 18th 09, 10:17 PM
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System restore
On Sun, 18 Jan 2009 15:06:59 -0500, "t-4-2" wrote:
I have a question. If I were to do a system restore choosing a date, say 16th when a Windows update was installed, why did I have to re-install that update afterwards ?? Because the System Restore point that the update sets is BEFORE it installs. I always thought if I did system restore choosing 15th, THEN I would have to re-install that update. Furthermore, if that update was one of those " cannot be uninstalled ", why did it reappear after the system restore ? Because after the restore your system doesn't know it already checked, so it checks again.
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January 20th 09, 02:38 PM
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System restore
If the update automatically created a sys restore then that restore is prior
to the update "t-4-2" wrote in message ... I have a question. If I were to do a system restore choosing a date, say 16th when a Windows update was installed, why did I have to re-install that update afterwards ?? I always thought if I did system restore choosing 15th, THEN I would have to re-install that update. Furthermore, if that update was one of those " cannot be uninstalled ", why did it reappear after the system restore ? Thank you. t-4-2
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