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  1. natri23
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    Oh, Shawn...I don't know what to say, just thanks so much. You are so enthusiastic
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  3. Brink
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    You're welcome Natri.
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  4. Bare Foot Kid
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    Hello Brink....:)

    I know I already said thank you over at x64 but I just added this 'instant' to my 7 and I love it.

    Thanks Shawn!














    Later Ted
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  5. Brink
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    You're welcome Ted. I'm happy to hear that it has helped you.

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  7. Digger
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    what if your system drive for win7 is D: ?
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  8. ekopaxus
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    Thanks. Appreciated.
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  9. Brink
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    You're welcome Ekopaxus. :)

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  11. Brink
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    Digger said:
    what if your system drive for win7 is D: ?
    Hello Digger,

    If you have Windows 7 running, it should be considered as the C: drive in Computer. The shortcut should work just fine to create a restore point for the drives you have set in System Protection.

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  12. ekopaxus
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    As mentioned above, Thank you.

    Does anybody know why the file created is deleted after I restart? Nothing under restore.

    Thanks.
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  13. Brink
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    Hello Ekopaxus,

    If you mean the restore point, then it takes a bit for it to be created and to show up in System Protection to be available to restore from.
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