Vista - System Restore error (create restore point), event ID: 8193

12-14-2008

"PaulB" <PaulB@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:

> Why be such an @$#. I didn't see your response before I posted or I
> wouldn't
> have. I was in the middle of resposonding when I had to leave for a while.
> Sorry, but I'm sure the same answer from two people didn't really hurt.

I have never been an @$#.
I just run into dimwits like you all the time.
I call my dimwit Polly.
You know what you read 10 minutes ago.

12-14-2008

"PaulB" <PaulB@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:

> Hi,
> Check the box next to C: system. Uncheck the one next to C: missing.
> Did you reinstall Vista at anytime?
> --
> Paul

I checked the box next to C

System) before requesting an immediate restore
point.
At this time both boxes were checked, but i did not receive any error
incident report. However, a timestamp was only provided against the
(System), not againat the (Missing).

I have never reinstalled Vista, only had the automatic updates from
Microsoft.

regards Sven

Quote:

>
> "Sven Pran" wrote:
>

Quote:

>> That malware infection is in case extremely well hidden, it didn't show
>> up
>> in any of my protection features during the full scans I did last night.
>>
>> However I looked up the web-page in your link.
>>
>> The easiest suggestion to try out first was to go to "Start" > "Control
>> Panel" > "Administrative Tools" > "Services", but I found no "System
>> Restore
>> Service" (or similar) at all.
>>
>> Next I went to "Start" > "Computer" > "Properties" > "System Protection"
>> where I found three "Available Disks" listed, all of which had "None" for
>> "Most recent restore point":
>> RECOVERY (D

>> OS (C

(System)
>> OS (C

(Missing)
>>
>> Only the last one was checked, and I just don't understand the note
>> "Missing" or why I have two C: disks at all. Maybe the fact that this
>> third
>> disk has an icon different from the two others means something?
>>
>> Can the fact that I have a remote USB disk for backup purposes (Using
>> Acronis) have anything to do with this, this disk is normally not
>> conneted.
>>
>> I checked the OS (C

(System) disk and clicked "Create" (restore point
>> right now), this operation was successful both according to a messagebox
>> showing up and also to "none" for "Most recent restore point" becoming
>> replaced by a timestamp.
>>
>> My Event Viewer did not report any problem this time.
>>
>> So what now? I still feel being in the dark.
>>
>> regards Sven
>>
>> "Peter Foldes" <okf122@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:e7nFqkiXJHA.1184@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> > Sven
>> >
>> > You have a malware infection of some sort. That is what it is telling
>> > you
>> >
>> > Read and decide
>> >
>> > http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread13479.html
>> >
>> > --
>> > Peter
>> >
>> > Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
>> > Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
>> >
>> > "Sven Pran" <no.direct@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> > news:69299A21-81A1-43F5-B945-04B0D061C6A7@xxxxxx
>> >> While struggling with Applicationn hung problems I have discovered
>> >> that
>> >> the following error has frequently been reported (some 400 times) on
>> >> my
>> >> system since June 11, 2008:
>> >>
>> >> "Failed to create restore point on volume (Process =
>> >> C:\Windows\system32\rundll32.exe /d
>> >> srrstr.dll,ExecuteScheduledSPPCreation; Descripton = Scheduled
>> >> Checkpoint; Hr = 0x80070422)."
>> >>
>> >> (The parameters have varied)
>> >>
>> >> I have followed the various tracks Event Viewer suggestions but am no
>> >> more the wiser.
>> >>
>> >> Can somebody enlighten me on what is going on and what I can do about
>> >> it?
>> >>
>> >> (There is no apparent correlation between this error events and the
>> >> Applicaction hung events)
>> >>
>> >> Regards Sven
>> >

>>
>>

**horiageorg** · 02-13-2009

All answers are contextual.
Sadly,Microsoft doesn't offer an automatic diagnostic and repair tool for such situations where probably some of their system files were not correctly protected and hence a multitude of them were modifed (eg,by malware).
Why doesn't Windows create copies of modfied system files in a dedicated folder,also specifying what caused the change?

12-14-2008	#11 (permalink)
B. Smith n/a posts	Re: System Restore error (create restore point), event ID: 8193 "PaulB" <PaulB@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:AE9C766F-7F0F-4F09-9172-8C0D2711E041@xxxxxx Quote: > Why be such an @$#. I didn't see your response before I posted or I > wouldn't > have. I was in the middle of resposonding when I had to leave for a while. > Sorry, but I'm sure the same answer from two people didn't really hurt. I have never been an @$#. I just run into dimwits like you all the time. I call my dimwit Polly. You know what you read 10 minutes ago.
My System Specs

12-14-2008	#12 (permalink)
Sven Pran n/a posts	Re: System Restore error (create restore point), event ID: 8193 "PaulB" <PaulB@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C30CD77A-E62C-4568-A9F8-7451AC573B69@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > Check the box next to C: system. Uncheck the one next to C: missing. > Did you reinstall Vista at anytime? > -- > Paul I checked the box next to CSystem) before requesting an immediate restore point. At this time both boxes were checked, but i did not receive any error incident report. However, a timestamp was only provided against the (System), not againat the (Missing). I have never reinstalled Vista, only had the automatic updates from Microsoft. regards Sven Quote: > > "Sven Pran" wrote: > Quote: >> That malware infection is in case extremely well hidden, it didn't show >> up >> in any of my protection features during the full scans I did last night. >> >> However I looked up the web-page in your link. >> >> The easiest suggestion to try out first was to go to "Start" > "Control >> Panel" > "Administrative Tools" > "Services", but I found no "System >> Restore >> Service" (or similar) at all. >> >> Next I went to "Start" > "Computer" > "Properties" > "System Protection" >> where I found three "Available Disks" listed, all of which had "None" for >> "Most recent restore point": >> RECOVERY (D >> OS (C (System) >> OS (C (Missing) >> >> Only the last one was checked, and I just don't understand the note >> "Missing" or why I have two C: disks at all. Maybe the fact that this >> third >> disk has an icon different from the two others means something? >> >> Can the fact that I have a remote USB disk for backup purposes (Using >> Acronis) have anything to do with this, this disk is normally not >> conneted. >> >> I checked the OS (C (System) disk and clicked "Create" (restore point >> right now), this operation was successful both according to a messagebox >> showing up and also to "none" for "Most recent restore point" becoming >> replaced by a timestamp. >> >> My Event Viewer did not report any problem this time. >> >> So what now? I still feel being in the dark. >> >> regards Sven >> >> "Peter Foldes" <okf122@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:e7nFqkiXJHA.1184@xxxxxx Quote: >> > Sven >> > >> > You have a malware infection of some sort. That is what it is telling >> > you >> > >> > Read and decide >> > >> > http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread13479.html >> > >> > -- >> > Peter >> > >> > Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others >> > Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. >> > >> > "Sven Pran" <no.direct@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> > news:69299A21-81A1-43F5-B945-04B0D061C6A7@xxxxxx >> >> While struggling with Applicationn hung problems I have discovered >> >> that >> >> the following error has frequently been reported (some 400 times) on >> >> my >> >> system since June 11, 2008: >> >> >> >> "Failed to create restore point on volume (Process = >> >> C:\Windows\system32\rundll32.exe /d >> >> srrstr.dll,ExecuteScheduledSPPCreation; Descripton = Scheduled >> >> Checkpoint; Hr = 0x80070422)." >> >> >> >> (The parameters have varied) >> >> >> >> I have followed the various tracks Event Viewer suggestions but am no >> >> more the wiser. >> >> >> >> Can somebody enlighten me on what is going on and what I can do about >> >> it? >> >> >> >> (There is no apparent correlation between this error events and the >> >> Applicaction hung events) >> >> >> >> Regards Sven >> > >> >>
My System Specs

02-13-2009	#13 (permalink)
horiageorg Vista Ultimate x64 6 posts	Re: System Restore error (create restore point), event ID: 8193 All answers are contextual. Sadly,Microsoft doesn't offer an automatic diagnostic and repair tool for such situations where probably some of their system files were not correctly protected and hence a multitude of them were modifed (eg,by malware). Why doesn't Windows create copies of modfied system files in a dedicated folder,also specifying what caused the change?
My System Specs

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