Uploading previous iWeb work after a system restore?

How do I upload previous iWeb work after a system restore?
I backed up my data on a Hard-drive then I did a factory reset or restore of my hard-drive....
Now I am attempting to open my previous iWeb work online and it is not working please help.....

Your domain.sites2 file is the file that iWeb stores all its data and it is this file that you need if you want to continue updating your website in iWeb.
It is found under your User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder and then the domain.sites file.
Your user library is the one with the house and this is where your personal user information is stored as opposed to your System Library which is general and where iWeb is not.
If you don't have your domain.sites file then you will have to re-build your site from scratch as iWeb does not have the ability to read or open html files - so a previously published site - it is a one way street creating html files upon publishing.

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Microsoft Update doesn't work after fresh System Restore

I installed a new hard drive (WD Scorpio Black, 750gb) in my Pavillion DV6-2150US and used the original HP disks to do a clean Windows 7 install. Now that I have installed the OS, the Windows update process doesn't work properly, and won't download updates. As a result, I can't install the Service Pack, etc.
I've tried the Microsoft troubleshooting steps for addressing the Windows Update issue, and they don't correct the problem. ervices" says the Windows Update service is running, but when I try to run Microsoft Update, I get the message the service isn't running.
I have tried the install from two different sets of HP disks, as well as the recovery disks I made when the computer was new. I get the same results each time.
Any thoughts as to what might be going on?

Hi
You can try this go to the following link and install Operating System - Enhancements and QFEs
Essential System Updates and see if it helps
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=4063&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&sw_lang=&product=4121...
You can also reffer to the following
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows-vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-installing-updates
http://support.microsoft.com/mats/windows_update/
Hope this helps.
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A few days ago(after a system restore) the firefox 15.0.1 crashes every time i opened(in a few secondes or in 1-2 minutes)

a few days (after a system restore )the firefox 15.0.1 chrashing and freezing every time i open it.in a safe mode i dont have any problem ,but i cant find if blame any addon or anything else.im unistalling and reinstall the update or older version(14 ,15.0)but the problem remain.what can i do?i have win 7 ultimate

If the problems arose after a restore from a Windows restore point you may need to resort to reinstalling Firefox, as sometimes Windows restores have been known to break Firefox.
Security software including Firewalls is another problem that can slow Firefox or cause it not to work. You need to ensure the security software recognises the current version of Firefox (Again I wonder if a Windows restore may have affected this also.)
* [[Configure Windows Firewall to allow Firefox access to the Internet]]
*also see [[Firefox hangs or is not responding - How to fix]]
If you are getting crashes are you able to provide the Crash IDs for a couple of recent crashes.
* see [[Firefox crashes - Troubleshoot, prevent and get help fixing crashes]] <br/> they can be found by navigating to about:crashes
Also see
* [[Firefox does not work - Common fixes to get you back up and running]]
*[[Configure Windows Firewall to allow Firefox access to the Internet]]
Apparently you say there is no problem in Safe Mode, if so try Firefox with Hardware Acceleration off, if that helps then instead of leaving it off look at your graphics drivers.
* see [[Troubleshoot extensions, themes and hardware acceleration issues to solve common Firefox problems#w_turn-off-hardware-acceleration]]_turn-off-hardware-acceleration
* maybe your graphics driver rolled back on the restore, and needs reinstalling see [[Upgrade your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL]]

After Full System Restore

I just did a full system restore using time machine, and I have a question. After this is done, I noticed that I had to set up my external hard drive, which I used to do the system restore, once again to work with time machine. Because of this, time machine starts over from the very beginning and the previous backups seem to be lost. However, when I drill down on my external hard drive, I see two folders "mynameImac1" and "mynameImac2". Imac 2 is my newest backup. So what about my old backups? Apparently they're still on my external hard drive under Imac 1. Can I access these time machine backups or should I just delete this folder?
Thanks,
Nick

Whatever you do, do NOT delete that folder via the Finder. You will hopelessly choke your Mac. Never change or delete anything of Time Machine's that way; it may get very grumpy.
TM has started a new sequence of backups.
To view them via Time Machine, hold down the Option key while selecting the TM icon in your menubar. That will change the +Enter Time Machine+ option to +Browse Other Time Machine Disks.+ It's a bit misleading in your case, but will show you the old set of backups.
If your TM drive/partition is big enough, you may want to keep the old backups. If not, your best bet may be to erase the drive with Disk Utility and let it start over.
If you decide to keep them, monitor TM's backups for a while, to be sure it's "thinning" the old set properly. Otherwise, when the disk gets near full, it will start deleting the oldest of the new set, not the old set.
The easiest way to do that is to download the +Time Machine Buddy+ widget from: http://www.apple.com/downloads/dashboard/status/timemachinebuddy.html. It shows the messages from your logs for one TM backup run at a time, in a small window.
TM should "thin" most backups after 24 hours, but keep the first of the day for a month. Then it deletes the dailies, except for one per week, which it keeps as long as there's room.
If you want, you can manually delete TM backups, from the TM interface, via the instructions in item 12 of the +Frequently Asked Questions+ post at the top of this forum.

Error code 0xe0ef0003, No "BOOTMGR" after a system restore, no disc/self system.

So ... my HP Pavilion dv7 NB, that I've owned just a mere two days shy of three years, decided to get extremely lazy late last night. I have malware programs in place, strong security, etc. but I suppose that something might have slipped in ... but unlikely because of the issue I'm having. Which is the same issue that, well, everyone else is having! I do use my PC a lot so no big deal. Since I did everything that is suggested to do prior to an extreme act like a system restore I figured that I had no choice but to do a restore and that all will be well. Saved what images, music and a couple of other things that are important to me onto a disc and started to wipe things clean. I've done this before on my desktop ... which I've had since 2004 (Sony VAIO VGCRB42G) and is still going strong even though it's considered a "relic" at this point. I do take very good care of my things ... So after saving what I wanted I began what I thought was going to be a fairly short process. That started last night. 24 hours and hundreds of posts later I am no closer to figuring out what is going on. Maybe the OS? Microsoft and W7 really isn't ALL that ... it's good but not great by any means. Or could it be the components? Built by HP ... or FOR HP over seas, maybe? Regardless, my experience with HP products lately has been less than stellar. And after reading reams of the same issues that others and I share, with no cure for the elusive 0xe0ef0003/No BOOTMGR bug, it seems that my actions of a mere 6 months ago were spot on .... stop buying HP products.
There was a time when HP was king. They had great products, built right in my own backyard. Heck, my mom used to work for Fairchild. Who probably made some of the components that HP used in their products ... I think ... right here in the good ol' U.S. of A. I used to deliver skids and skids of freight to HP way back when. Now their campuses look like ghost towns. Yet there was a recent major ad campaign and their brand is still taking up shelf space at Fry's on Durham Rd. ... uhh, 'scuse me, Automall ...
I've read a number of "Solved!" messages to which none helped me. But I do appreciate this community for trying ... sorta. Too many of these 'Solved!" messages included the suggestion of purchasing a restore disc, HD or something else. A recovery/restore disc ... something that was always included for free when one bought a new PC. Something that I got with my VAIO. Something that I've only needed to use once with my old a$$ VAIO! I am amazed that my ancient relic of a desktop outlasted my NB by 6+years ... and still going.
So after searching high and low and employing every other suggestion that I haven't tried already, all one of them, that doesn't require me spending more money I've resigned myself to accepting that if I want to be "mobile" with my PCing ... I'll have to buy another. Brand. Don't get me wrong, I love to spend money and I would gladly spend the extra dough if my NB was a little older but since it's so young and already needs a "heart transplant" I'd say the outlook for the rest of it's existence is pretty short and dismal anyway. So I'll just be "putting her down" ...
I'd like to thank you for allowing me the space to rant a little. Please be kind in your responses. I'm not really looking for help to fix my NB. I consider her dead. There are plenty of posts with folks who have the exact same issue. A ton. Mega tons! Chock full of replies and answers on this issue already. Do a search for yourself if you don't believe me! No, I just thought that maybe a muckety muck might be listening. I doubt it but ya never know!
As I am typing this up on my desktop I can't help but notice that I still have two pieces of HP product that I'm still employing: The wireless keyboard and mouse that I'm using at this moment. I sure do hope they don't burn up under my hands before I hit "Post"!

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1.Backup to External drive 2. CoverArt lost after Windows system restore

I recently spent many hours searching for and applying cover art for my music which was mostly ripped before cover art was readily available.
Because of this investment, I want to be sure my library is fully backed up. I want to use space on an external drive, rather than DVD's.
I noticed as I added art, iTunes started acting sluggish. I thought it might be because of the new version or a recent Windows Vista update. So I decided to run system restore. I was appalled to discover that restore wiped out the art I had added. So I reversed the restore and the cover art returned. It became clear to me that the art must be stored in some other way than in the actual music file. I've searched the forum and found others who had problems with system restore, but no explanation of exactly what I should do if I want to proceed with a system restore. I use system restore several times a year and I have never lost anything in iTunes before I started adding cover art. I also never had a problem with sluggishness til I added a bunch of cover art.
My library is large at 3000 items.
Is there a way to compact or optimize the database to improve responsiveness?
Is there a way to backup to an external drive? Is it just a file copy and export library file?
If I export the library as an xml file before I do a system restore, can I then replace it after the restore and protect my cover art.

To be completely sure what you're doing please take a look at your iTunes Folder and see what Vista stores inside it. To find it, go to Start>Computer>Hard Disk C>Users>Your Name>Music>iTunes>.......
Please note there is an artwork folder PLUS a music folder!
My guess is that your system restore point pre-dated the time you added artwork to your iTunes files. (Celebrate that system restore still works for you--I have not been able to successfully restore for over a year now--Norton Internet Security causes system restore failures for many Windows users! I've tried to do this using Windows XP and Vista--and I can never successfully restore anymore.)
To fully backup your library, just copy the entire iTunes folder to another source--second hard drive, USB drive, or burn it to a CD or DVD, etc.
If you're experiencing "sluggishness" it may be due to the amount of RAM on your system. iTunes needs a great deal of RAM to run smoothly. You can choose to: increase the RAM on your system, OR, turn off cover flow/album view and see if things run more smoothly.

Kernel panic after full system restore

Yesterday I noticed that my computer was quite slow. Seeing as how the hd has never been formatted since I have bought the computer in 2006 I thought the drive was badly fragmented. Since there are no free defrag solutions available for mac, I thought I would just format the drive and do a system restore using time machine. I did a full format with 1 pass of zeros then did a system restore. After the restore when the computer rebooted, I got a kernel panic. The kernel panic mentioned something along the lines of "Version mis-match between Kernel and CPU". I then chose to restore to an earlier backup but that yielded the same results.
I have done a lot of googling and most of the solutions to this problem indicate that the restore is being initiated from a Leopard install disc rather than a Snow Leopard install disc. I am using a snow leopard disc.
In the end, I did get my system working by installing snow leopard over top of itself then applying the latest combo update. The reason for this post is so I can hopefully find out why I got the kernel panic. This incident had cost me a lot of time and if I cannot rely on time machine as a backup solution then there is really no point in using it.
Thanks.

eradicator006 wrote:
Yesterday I noticed that my computer was quite slow. Seeing as how the hd has never been formatted since I have bought the computer in 2006 I thought the drive was badly fragmented.
Doubtful. See: [About disk optimization with Mac OS X|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1375].
In the end, I did get my system working by installing snow leopard over top of itself then applying the latest combo update. The reason for this post is so I can hopefully find out why I got the kernel panic. This incident had cost me a lot of time and if I cannot rely on time machine as a backup solution then there is really no point in using it.
Something in your installation of OSX was probably corrupted, damaged, or missing, and Time Machine backed up the corruption (as would any backup utility). So when you restored, you brought the problem back.
That's likely also the reason your Mac was running "quite slow."

After a System restore event I am unable to 'unpack' the Abobe Creative Cloud App to load it.

I purchase a subscription to the cloud (Lightroom / Photoshop). The APP all downloaded fine after the purchase and the short cut worked, I managed to download the 2 software packages and started to use them. I then had to action a Win 7 Systems restore. Following this the software was no longer on the Laptop. I therefore tried to re-download the APP. This initially seemed to work OK but when running it, the APP appears to start the loading process, then just disappears after a few seconds. I have waited for hours to see if it would finally burst into life. Can anyone suggest what I need to do to restore functionality and what the issue is? Many thanks in anticipation.

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How can I install the programms again after a system restore?

After my system went down, right after installation of the programms with the Adobe Applicaton Manager, I had to restore the system. Of course by then all the installed applications weren't working.
I will have to reinstall them. But unfortunately I can't download and install the applications again because AAM thinks they are allready installed. Thus far nothing works. Who can help me?

Run the Cleaner tool to remove all the Adobe Software and then check in the AAM.
To download the Cleaner tool :- www.adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html

Cannot run firefox 5 after running system restore

ran system restore after installing version 5, and now cannot run firefox or uninstall it.

Windows' System Restore usually doesn't break Firefox, but it usually doesn't fix it either.
I recommend backing up your Firefox settings in case something goes wrong during the next few steps. See [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Backing+up+your+information Backing up your information]. (You can copy your entire Firefox profile folder somewhere outside of the Mozilla folder.)
Next, try reinstalling Firefox 5 over the existing installation. http://www.mozilla.com/firefox
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T43 - Lost USB and wireless after full system restore

Hi,
I've been struggling to get my work system back online for two days now. It's a T43 which had become unbearably slow so after 3 years I decided to blow it away and use the system restore to set it back to factory. However as seems to be the case all around, factory in this case means...nothing works and you have to manually install all of the drivers.
I upgraded my bios to 1.29 and embedded controller to 1.06
I installed drivers for every device and after a full day of futzing finally rid my device manager of unknown devices (mostly) Here is a shot of it...
Device Manager
However the most troublesome things have been wireless and USB. Given that I had no idea which wireless device was in my system I tried updating the driver through device manager and pointed it at each of the three available wireless adapters on the Lenovo T43 drivers page. The first two I tried were rejected, but the third one took and the device finally started. However, when I point it at my wireless network it just keeps switching back and forth between "Not Connected" state and "Aquiring address state". I finally disabled it. This device worked fine as did my wireless hub prior to the system restore.
Worst of all however is my USB. After first doing the restore, all of the USB host controllers were unknown. I could find no specific driver for them on the Lenovo site so I just right clicked on each of them and selected "update driver" and let it find whatever it could for them. Low and behold they all popped right up one at a time and were identified along with the root hub. At that point two new unidentified "other devices" were enumerated, one being my printer and the other my USB Western Dig backup drive. The hard drive's power turned on indicating a signal from USB, however it never popped into the list of available drives in My Computer. I was able to install the Samsung printer drivers from CD which took the printer out of the list of "other devices", installed USB printing support, and set up the printer in the "my printers" directory. However I can't print to it. Print jobs just sit in the queue and the printer acts like nothing is happening.
It's terribly frustrating because all of my backed up work and environment settings is stored on my USB drive. If I can't get USB working again, I'm in serious trouble. Thus far, I've tried disconnecting the devices and reconnecting (it makes a system ding but nothing else happens). I've tried uninstalling all USB devices from the manager and then doing a scan to reinstall them again. Both times I've tried this, the devices once again come up as "other devices" and I have to repeat the earlier steps to get them property identified.
I can't find any excuse at this point these devices not to be working. Can anyone please offer any further suggestions? If I was unclear about anything I'll be happy to clarify the problem. I'm despertate to get this thing working again fast.
Thank You !!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

OK, let's try the older one:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-62875
You may want to delete the entire Win subfolder before installing it, though.
Now, honestly, I don't quite understand why recovery disks would skip this driver. I've restored hundreds of T43/p machines and have never encountered such an issue.
Good luck.
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After using system restore, can't reinstall firefox

I 'think' the problem was with Roboform. Using Firefox 7.0.2 my Roboform fill forms wasn't working properly after updating to a newer version so decided to roll back 24 hours using windows vista system restore. No luck. So thought that I could reinstall Firefox. Download went fine...when I ran the program, I got the following zev[zqz] flashing real fast with the crash screen saying Firefox has crashed send in a report and we'll get back to ya. Uninstalled..tried again. Same thing. Uninstalled EVERYTHING except personal data...Same thing. So installed IE 9 so at least I could come here and post...miss Firefox!!

Hello JMcIntee, # In the [[Location bar autocomplete|Location bar]], type '''about:config''' and press '''Enter'''. The about:config "''This might void your warranty!''" warning page may appear.
# Click '''I'll be careful, I promise!''', to continue to the about:config page.
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then try the [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/searchreset/ SearchReset] add-on, (the add-on resets your search preferences and home page to their default values, and then uninstalls itself).
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T410 - Sound card stopped working after Lenovo System Update

hi all!
yesterday I performed a system update trough the ThinkVantage System Update 3, I chose a complete update (even the BIOS).
After the update, the sound card is not working anymore: everything in the control panel looks fine, volume is up and all's connected, but no sound is coming out, with the exception of the skype system sound when starting/quitting the application...
No system restore is possible (it looks disabled by our IT dept), updated the drivers via windows update, but no help.
Any clue?
Thanks in advance!
Riccardo
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Remove the audio-driver via Controlpanel - Add/Remove Software
Download the audio driver from Lenovo
Install the driver manually
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My new edition of PSE 12 will not open after a system restore.

So my BF ran a system restore and now my PSE 12 will not open. It does NOTHING when I click on the icon. I tried uninstall/reinstalling it with NO success. Has anyone else had this happen and know how to get it working again???

Maybe you restored to a version of Firefox that crashes or still have a virus problem.
(irrc some Firefox versions specifically had problems after Windows restores)
Follow up checking for malware and then try re-installing Firefox. I would also suggest you make a copy of your [[profiles|profile]] including all folders and sub files and put it somewhere safe as it may assist in restoring your bookmarks and information.
See also
*[[backing up your information]]
* [[is my firefox problem a result of malware]]
* a typical post about malware checks:<br/>[/questions/914980#answer-302372]

Firefox 4 could not be made to show bookmarks on Vista 64bit. I used system restore to get back to older version. Now Firefox won't open at all even after undoing system restore

I use Vista 64 bit. Was fine with older Version of Firefox (3.6, I believe). Upgraded to Ver. 4. Couldn't access extensive bookmarks file or bookmarks toolbar. Tried all the Firefox help recs and they didn't work. Clicking the top button would give list of toolbars but when I tried to move to bookmarks toolbar the menu changed. Tried going thru tools and options and that didn't work. So decided to use System Restore to get old Firefox version back. Icons remained but program wouldn't open. Tried many ways, including start menu. Old version is still on program control file but only option is to uninstall. So went back to System Restore to get Vers. 4 back and it's not there. What to do?? I can use Google Chrome or Internet Explorer but I want all my 100's of bookmarks back. Thank you.

'''''<u>Users are overusing and misusing System Restore!</u>'''''
System Restore:
#is a way of protecting the '''''Windows environment'''''
#'''''may help to avoid a complete reinstall of the Windows Operating System'''''.
# should '''''never be used in place of un-installing an application and trying to replace it with an earlier version of that same application'''''
#'''''should generally be the LAST step in diagnosing/reversing a problem with the operation of Windows, BEFORE performing a complete reinstall of the Windows Operating System'''''
See this and related articles on the Microsoft site: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/959063

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