System Restore moved my files and changed permissions

Hello,

I did a system restore the other day and now my Eclipse workspace, which was in my "Documents" folder, is now gone. When I run eclipse, it opens the workspace still, but i cannot save any changes i make to my projects. It says "Cannot write to file C:\users\robert\workspace\my app\res\layout\file_name_here." When I look in my users folder in c:\users\username\, the username folder has lock on it. In that folder is a workspace folder, but my projects in it have only 2 files when they really should have dozens. I tried giving full permissions to my username for that folder but permission was denied. Does anyone know how I can fix this issue?

Here is an error message when trying to build the project:
"The project was not built due to "Error deleting resource '/My App/bin/classes.dex' from the workspace tree.". Fix the problem, then try refreshing this project and building it since it may be inconsistent"


Thanks

It can mess with your files. I have had it delete .exe's on more than one occasion.

I have an Acer Aspire One netbook with Windows 7 Starter. I also have Avast Internet Security installed on that same computer. For some reason Avast would stop working every couple of days and would need to be re-installed. Finally this last time a pop-up suggested to back-up my files and re-install Window 7s. I did this and now my netbook will not turn on. As it boots up it continues to say Windows 7s cannot complete installing and the computer needs to restart before it can continue. Do I really have to take my computer to a computer service store and pay to have this taken care of? Extremely pissed and dissatisfied with Windows!!!

This is why i avoid system restore.

We need more info.

How did you reinstall?

Did you use install media provided by Acer?



BTW - I just had another load of exe's deleted by system restore - I have copies - but not everyone will have.

Rockfella said:

This is why i avoid system restore.

In return, it does more harm than good.

Sure... It can get your system back into windows but now you got 50 more problems then the 1 you started with.