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OK, well I finally got around to using Perfect Disk and I've confirmedthat

Bowen posted on Monday, September 17, 2007 4:21 AM

OK, well I finally got around to using Perfect Disk and I've confirmed
that it's the culprit.  Diskeeper was doing the same thing too.  Prior
to running Perfect Disk, I had 9 Restore Points saved.  Then I ran PD
and it wanted to do a boot time defrag and I agreed and after it
finished, all my restore points were gone.

This is OK since my system is running flawlessly right now, but what I
want to know is how can I program PD to stay away from the Restore
Points?

Thanks for all your help.  At least I know the cause, so the problem is
50% solved IMO.  I know I could simply uninstall PD, but that's not a
real fix since Diskeeper does this too.  There's got to be a way to work
around this.


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Bowen