Previous Restore Point

While updating my phone I inadvertantly chose to restore my phone in itunes. This reverted my phone to an earlier time. Now I dont have any of my resent contacts or text on my phone. Can I go back and restore my info?

If you did not "Back Up" your phone before doing a restore, there is nothing you can 're-restore' to, your old data is gone.
Did you enter all the contacts direct into the phone? You're not using a 3rd party application like Outlook etc?

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Reset to previous RESTORE POINT only possible with FLASHBACK ?

Ok, I can create a Restore Point (in v10g) by a command like:
CREATE RESTORE POINT foobar;
Actually I expected a symmetric command which reverts the whole database back
with a command like
RESET to RESTORE POINT foobar;
However I did not found such a (or similar) command.
Instead the only way I found was by a FLASHBACK command:
FLASHBACK DATABASE TO RESTORE POINT foobar;
Is this correct? Is there no other command for reverting back to a previous RESTORE POINT?
Peter

HI
Well there is no such command "RESET to RESTORE POINT foobar".....its... "Flashback database to restore point"
now question is that why we use flashback database to restore point? for example we want to run some application on our database but we are not sure that it might create some unwanted changes in our database ...so we mount our database and enable flashback then we create restore point let say "create restore point beforeupgrade"....and then we run our application now if we find some unwanted changes in our database we will flashback database to created restore point.
here is the link to understand more......
http://arjudba.blogspot.com/2008/04/performing-flashback-database.html..

Restored today, but then downloaded and installed ios 7. on install restore point doesn't exist and only half a restore part way through ios 7, which has lost most stuff. previous restore points dont seem to exist either only back in April

I have restored earlier today and got a time confirmation afterwards.
Have just installed IOS 7 to find that the restore point doesn't now exist according to itunes.
The phone has made its own restore point part way through IOS 7 installation but half the stuff is missing.
Help !!!
I had loads of very important stuff on the phone. But the only restore points now available are back in April

I also have found out that having updated itunes that this has reverted to a previous setting of syncing my music!!
What on eart is going on Apple ???
This is really poor and not the firtst time these things have happened. Billions of dollars and poor quality !!!

Cannot access user profile after recovery to previous restore point

On Satellite laptop internet access via wireless very slow 10 mins at startup sometimes. Suspected application recently installed making early access before system ready so decided to restore.
After recovery in safe mode [windows 7] error messages starting with ie4uinit.exe cannot start also several other progs will not start...temp user is now only access to machine...no ie or applications...network wireless ok...can see files and folders on hdd. No application programs listed.
Although admin user cannot seem to regain old user profile or set up new user...no passwords used
How do I get back to my old user profile please?
Mark

As I can see you have posted this under Toshiba Product Recovery category although your action has nothing to do with Toshiba recovery installation and, for me, it is Microsoft related issue.
To be honest I didn't understand what happen exactly but somehow I feel everything is messed up.
My advice: if possible back-up all your important data and make clean recovery image installation.
After doing this you will have factory settings and clean preinstalled OS so you will be able to use your notebook without any problems.
Your other thread:
http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums//thread.jspa?threadID=69938

Re: Deleting system restore point in XP

How can I delete a system restore point in XP. In Oct 08 my PC date was incorrectly set to Nov 08 and System Restore created various restore points. Now PC date is set to Oct 08 what will happen in Nov? Can I delete Restore points?

Thanks for your input. Problem was that once November arrived I felt the system would be confused by the conflict of dates. In the event I switched off System Restore completely, which wipes out all existing restore points. I then switched it back on and created a new restore point. Only possible drawback was there were then no PREVIOUS restore points, but as everything on PC was working correctly on the day I did this there was no need for previous restore points to be kept.
Once again, thanks for your advice,
col206

HT1766 can you restore from a older\previous backup? My last restore point is today at 12:31 and I need to restore a backup done last week. Can i do this?

can you restore from a older\previous backup? My last restore point is today at 12:31 and I need to restore a backup done last week. Can i do this?

Hi Xkandrux
Do you mean if I go to edit-preference-device and delete all the recent backup except the older backup I want then it will appear when I select "Restore backup " ?

Adobe Acrobate 10 updates set computer to previous system restore point

I just installed the update for Adobe Acrobat 10 Pro and realized that the update put my computer to a restore point from the previous week. Unfortunately I had installed critical updates to other software last week, all of which were not captured in that restore point. I now have to go through and reinstall the updates. I am wondering why this happened and whether or not this is something I will have to contend with everytime the software updates?
John

Moving this discussion to the Acrobat Installation & Update issues forum.

Programmatically restore a Windows to previously created restore point

I have created a system restore point in C++.
My question is, is it possible to programmatically restore the Windows system to a previously created restore point, or we have to use the Windows tool?

I have created a system restore point in C++.
My question is, is it possible to programmatically restore the Windows system to a previously created restore point, or we have to use the Windows tool?
The System Restore application programming interface (API) allows you to save system state information, to change the state,
and to roll back to a previously held consistent state.
Click here
Thanks
Rupesh Shukla

Restore point to previous

How do I restore my system to yesterday?

If you have Time Machine "turned on", it should be keeping interim snapshots that it is saving to your disk. Perform a sync with your Time Machine drive, and those "local snapshots" should be available in order to perform a restoration. You will likely have a point yesterday you can choose, provided you were active on your computer yesterday.
If you want a specific file, then "Enter Time Machine", using your menubar icon, then select the restore point and navigate to the file, then restore that file.
To restore the entire system, use the Recovery Partition to restore from your Time Machine backup. (Boot to the Recovery Partition, by holding down the option key, while booting. Then select the Recovery drive. Follow the menu that appears after booting.

Cannot create a system restore point [service cannot be started in Safe Mode (0x8007043c)]"

Is there a solution to years old error message "Cannot create a system restore point [service cannot be started in Safe Mode (0x8007043c)]" I have been trying to create a restore point or image on an external hard drice, but I get the quoted message
and the system is NOT in safe mode. I have reviewed all the previous suggestions on this forum to no avail. Are there any new suggestions. My computer had Windows 7 installed and I have no source to re-load the OS. Ralph

Hi,
So actually you're not in safe mode (not black background, no "safe mode" on the left-bottom of the screen), right?
I think something is causing your PC thinking itself is in the safe mode, run sfc/scannow and chkdsk /f/r, check if the two tools can find any error.
Or perform a startup repair in recovery console, check the result
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows7/products/features/startup-repair
Yolanda Zhu
TechNet Community Support

Lost System Restore points on DV6 notebook, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Notebook performance has been poor lately; slow response, static through speakers, etc. Thought it might have been from some software I downloaded. Removed software, wanted to run System Restore. System Restore would not initialize from normal start. When I went through System Protection to start it, I noticed that all of my restore points were gone. What do I do?

Hi,
By saying the proper language, I mean the language showed in the picture. Apologize for confusing description.
Could you please tell which partition that you are trying to backup with? I assume the configure tab is under the Acer(C:) partition, Where is the
ACERDATA (D:) partition?
Reference:
http://acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/55/~/why-are-there-two-hard-disk-drives,-acer-(c%3A)-and-acerdata-(d%3A),-on-my-computer%3F
Please take a check with other partitions to see if restore system settings and previous versions of files is available.
If the Acer(C:) is the primary partition, how could it showing not found(your first post) here? Have you made any changes of the partition?
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

Rstrui.exe Create a system restore point on windows server 8 standard

Hi,
Before making system changes, I need to create a system restore point on windows server 2008 Standard with SP2 installed., I found where to accomplish that via the UI, but the file isn't found when I search the C:\windows directory on the server.
The executable should be C:\windows\system32\rstrui.exe, unless it was changed for Server 2008. I have system protection turned on for the C: drive.This problem also exists on Windows server R2 enterprise with all updates applied.
I searched the install media (DVD) it wasn't there. I tried the full name (rstrui.exe) as well as truncated versions. I've searched on all of the applicable forums for rstrui.exe and "create system restore point".
Does someone know where I can get rstrui.exe for windows server 8. It's not available on windows server R2 enterprise or essentials either. If there is an alternative method of creating restore points on windows server 8, please point me in the
correct direction. Is it available in any of the variations of windows server 12. I have all of the updates installed when checking for how to create a system restore point or with searching for rstrui.exe. BTW, performing "system backups" or implementing
"previous versions" functionality work just fine.
Thank you in advance,
Steve

Hi Steve,
I replied the same question you posted earlier:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/68352496-2fe8-4320-8848-f22d0d1a6f6b/rstruiexe-missing-unable-to-create-restore-point-windows-server-8-std-r2?forum=windowsbackup
To me it seems that the function is removed in both Windows 2008 SP2 and Windows 2008 R2. Here is my original reply:
I did not find this file either on my new-installed Windows 2008 SP2 system. I assume it is retired in Windows Server 2008 and the function is replaced by Windows Server Backup. I cannot confirm why there is still an option in MSCONFIG which point to
rstrui.exe but I can find the file nowhere. Also this option is removed in Windows Server 2008 R2.
Here link a link for using Windows Server Backup to create system state backup as a restore point:
Recover
the System State
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Since update to 20.0.1 I have lost the "restore points" I used to have under "Tools". My life is now ruined. How can i get back to where I was a week ago?

I am operating under Windows XP SP3. I have always,previously, been able to restore my "crashed" sessions under Mozilla Firefox. Since "trusting" in the most recent update to Mozilla, my life is now in "RUINS". I hope you have a way for me to get back to the "world" that was working for me to finish a project me and my late wife, Joy, were working on that I had "many" tabs opened to accomplish this "tribute" and "honor" to her memory. If not, damn you to Hell for what you have done to me!!!!!!!

Is it possible you were using the Session Manager extension for this functionality of having multiple restore points on the Tools menu? You can check whether it became disabled, and check for an update, as follows.
* orange Firefox button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons > Extensions category - note that the disabled extensions cluster in a grayed out area at the bottom
* orange Firefox button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons > "gear" icon > Check for Updates

How many iPhone restore points are saved?

I recently restored my 3gs restore point onto my new iPhone 4 and everything went great so id like to make sure that that restore point is forever saved on my computer.. is there anyway to make sure of that? I might in the future just reset my phone and start from scratch but id like to make sure that that particular restore point never goes away. Thanks in advance.

If I am understanding what you mean by restore point:
Apple doesn't save any--the next time you create a back up iTunes overwrites the previous back up file. You can save them manually by copying the backup file to somewhere else on your computer, with a date.
On the Mac, the backup file is stored in username/library/application support/mobile sync.
Don't know about windows, but google should tell you (it's helpful in asking questions here if you edit your profile to say what you are using).

Iphone4 would not restore Error -50. I have tried to restore and it restored it to the point that it created after 5.0 was installed. How can I get it an older restore point from my backups and restore it on another computer? The phone has been wiped out.

Iphone would not restore---- Error -50. I have tried to restore, and it restored it to the new point that it created after 5.0 was installed. How can I get it an older restore point from my backups and restore it on another computer? The phone has been wiped out. I can see earlier backups in my C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup folder. There are four subfolders in this address. I need my contacts, photos, and messages back. I know this is a common error but I can not figure it out. I have ran the other troublshoot items in the error steps for 13 and 14 like apple says. Is there a way to call apple and get a step by step of how to restore from another restore point? Does anybody have a solution????

It tells you to go to Error 13 and 14 if you receive error (-50).
Here is what I have tried...
Error 13 and 14: These errors are typically resolved by performing one or more of the steps listed below:
Perform USB isolation troubleshooting, including trying a different USB port directly on the computer. See the advanced steps below for USB troubleshooting. I have moved it around to different ports.
Put a USB 2.0 hub between the device and the computer. Didn't change anything.
Try a different USB 30-pin dock-connector cable.
Eliminate third-party security software conflicts. Removed all virus protection and firewall.
There may be third-party software installed that modifies your default packet size in Windows by inserting one or more TcpWindowSize entries into your registry. Your default packet size being set incorrectly can cause this error. Contact the manufacturer of the software that installed the packet-size modification for assistance. Or, follow this article by Microsoft: How to reset Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to reset the packet size back to the default for Windows.Used the Microsoft fix it.
Connect your computer directly to your Internet source, bypassing any routers, hubs, or switches. You may need to restart your computer and modem to get online. Doesn't matter.
Try to restore from another known-good computer and network. I do not know how to do this or how to find the correct/full/complete restore point. There should be more information for this.

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