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  1. dhaneshka
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    I have Earlier mentioned in my post that I am using Malwarebytes and Microsoft security essentials and they are uptodate.
    I did system restore last hour.It didn't worked.
    Can I install windows 7 from a Pen drive? I cant find any installation CD nearby..
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  3. koolkat77
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    May I know the reason you keep putting that angry face in almost all your posts?

    Anyway,
    This should help you Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool
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  4. mitchell65
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    I did system restore last hour.It didn't worked
    How did you manage that if you haven't got a restore point later than 2011. Did you try to go back to 2011?
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  6. dhaneshka
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    @Koolkat
    Thanks..I will try that..Will install fresh windows..
    Am Really Frustated..thats why
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  7. dhaneshka
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    @Mitchell..Yes..Back to 2011 I never had any major issue with WIndows 7 since I bought 2 years back.So I had turned off restore points..
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  8. mitchell65
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    Then make sure after your new install that you keep Restore Points on. It is as you have discovered to your cost a very useful Windows Tool!
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  10. boohbah
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    it is possible to restore a restore if it is unsuccessful. go back to system restore and select the point before you restored
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  11. mitchell65
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    boohbah said:
    it is possible to restore a restore if it is unsuccessful. go back to system restore and select the point before you restored
    Is that Truro speak cos' I don't get it?
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