Create a restore point fails with 0x81000101 error after replacing hard drives

I recent had a hard drive failure so, figuring that I may as well gain something for all of the work, I replaced both drives in my RAID 1 array (thereby doubling the drive space). I then restored from back up and all has appeared well for several months
now. Last week I started having trouble with RDC which led me to potential issues with my Intel RAID driver which finally led me to System Restore points. It turns out that they haven't been working for some time now and I've been unable to get
them started using any of the advice in the other discussions on this particular topic.
All of the necessary services should be running. I've also tried turning system protection off/on.
The new information that I provide is that when I first opened the System Protection tab, I found two entries for the C: drive. The first had protection turned off. The second, named OS, was listed as missing. After a couple of attempts
with the configuration, I ended up with one entry for OS (C:) with protection On. It still didn't work which led me to the forum and many failed attempts at getting this one feature working.
One of the other discussions mentioned the RestoreSystem log files. They are, of course, binary files but I was able to see that I'm getting something called SxRegReadDWORD4FAILED6 fairly soon followed later by a FAILED CSpp::_CreateSnapshotSet.
I'm hoping that somebody with the right tool and knowledge to actually read those files can help me get restore points working again.

Hi,
What is the full error messages? Like this?
The shared restore point operation failed with error (0x81000101) The creation of a shadow copy has timed out. Try this operation again.
If yes, then we might take a try with the method mentioned in the below blog:
Windows Server Backup failed to backup with error 0x81000101
Let us know the process.
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

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Thanks for the reply, held command+R again and it is trying to pick up WiFi, but it's not picking up my network and won't accept the password even when I try to put it in manually. Any thoughts on that?
Me too had tried the command+R and failed to manually connect to my network. Can anyone help?

Well, it was solved. I shifted to other place and tried other WIFis. One of the WiFi had the 2002f problem and another was fine, so the reinstall worked smoothly eventually.
On the apple support page it says that Supported network configurations and protocols includs both WPA/WPA2, not matter what they are, but it might not be true.

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Has anyone else had a problem with obtaining funds for replacement hard drive?, Has anyone else had a problem with obtaining funds for replacement hard drive?

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How do I reload all my programs and files from a time capsule after changing hard drive? Also Apple store reloaded with Snow Leopard and not Lion. Will that be a problem? Thank you

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PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:
====================
After installing IAS Enterprise Edition, you attempt to start the Reports
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=====================
WINDOWS NT 4.0 Server:
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============
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Bug:1327922, SERVER SPECIFIC ERROR 186 STARTING REPORTS SERVER
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Oracle Information Navigator (IAS Online Documents CD),
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