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Unhappy um... setting computerback a day?
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Posted 2004-01-25, 01:32 PM
uh i kinda deleted some neccessary files i need. cant seem to find them, or find the stuff to replace em. a friend recommended i set my computer back a day, but i dont know how to do that. anyone know?
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Posted 2004-01-25, 01:44 PM in reply to smo555's post "um... setting computerback a day?"
smo555 said:
uh i kinda deleted some neccessary files i need. cant seem to find them, or find the stuff to replace em. a friend recommended i set my computer back a day, but i dont know how to do that. anyone know?
If you're running windows right-click the bottom right corner of ur screen at the toolbar, and click adjust time/date and you take it from there, although that's not going to bring deleted files back. What exactly did you delete?
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Posted 2004-01-25, 01:46 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "If you're running windows right-click..."
WindowsXP has a built-in rollback feature... not sure where it is though.

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Posted 2004-01-25, 03:00 PM in reply to RoboticSilence's post starting "WindowsXP has a built-in rollback..."
The way I usually run System Restore is through the Help and Support Center. Search for "System Restore" and pick "Run the System Restore Wizard" from the choices. Pick a restore point from there..

Of course, this doesn't help for personal files like a deleted essay or something. It's for Windows settings..
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Posted 2004-01-25, 04:35 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "If you're running windows right-click..."
mjordan2nd said:
If you're running windows right-click the bottom right corner of ur screen at the toolbar, and click adjust time/date and you take it from there, although that's not going to bring deleted files back. What exactly did you delete?
well, see friday my girlfriend died. and we never talked on the phone. we talked through messenger. and i had archiving turned on and i was viewing some old convos.. well one of the dates was pretty much pointless and i wnt to delete it, but instead deleted the file with all the conversations in it. i dont think i can get them back. but if anyone knows how to retrieve them. i would greatly appreciate it.
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Posted 2004-01-25, 05:05 PM in reply to smo555's post starting "well, see friday my girlfriend died...."
Sorry to hear about your girlfriend.

You have tried the recycle bin right?
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Posted 2004-01-25, 09:30 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "Sorry to hear about your girlfriend. ..."
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Sorry to hear about your girlfriend.

You have tried the recycle bin right?
yea.. its wierd.. when i was i the archiving for yahoo messenger.. when it deleted it dissappeared but when i acces the archives through my computer.. they go to the recycle bin
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Posted 2004-01-25, 09:59 PM in reply to smo555's post starting "yea.. its wierd.. when i was i the..."
how did she die? was she just an internet girlfriend? or was it irl
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Posted 2004-01-26, 05:10 PM in reply to Hades-Knight's post starting "how did she die? was she just an..."
Have you tried looking in your yahoo directory? Like for autosaved logs or anything?














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Posted 2004-01-27, 12:41 AM in reply to D3V's post starting "Have you tried looking in your yahoo..."
If you delete normal non-system files you're not getting them back. I've heard of a way with Norton Systemworks Utilites (not the ATV/PF). Anyways, to roll back and are on XP just click on Start Menu>Program Files(All Programs)>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore. Then Restore to an Earlier Time, then the rest is obvious.
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