System Restore point/registry and game's trial time question?
538928
There isn't any relationship between System Restore and this 60 minute trial version, game. As soon as u install it, "ONCE" the code which activates the 60 Timer starts... and Will run for,"ONLY" 60 minutes :) :) :)And the software records your IP,during installation.
990678
How about system restore to a restore point before the problem showed itself?
441185
Maybe you have "System Restore" disabled in control panel/system.
851350
Same. System restore is a function of the windows operating system...not the pc type or style
1017397
If you have allocated too little space to be used for the 'system restore' feature, then you won't be able to restore your computer back into it's initial state.\nIt also depends on how far back a state are you trying to restore your system to - if the state you are trying to restore in quite far back (as opposed to a couple of days) then you won't have much success in that. \n\nIf attempting to restore to a fairly recent state doesn't work, the easiest step for you is to back-up any important data AND installation files for programs you have purchased (if any) and format your computer.\nAlternatively, have your pc checked by an expert who will evade this option and restore your pc for you - but it is a costly option.
565003
restore ur system in back date and try to locate!!!!
464677
Most of the time the game company will allow you to re-download/install the game for free.  Accessing it usually requires a password or key code that was issued to you when you first purchased the software.  To reinstall, you'll most likely need to find that key code, or the confirmation email that was sent to you when you purchased.  Transferring games from an old computer to a new one would be a hassle since there's hidden registry files and what not that necessary to run...  Good luck!
719478
you need to run scanreg from dos, and ler it replace the registry with a good backup copy
107667
It will make your system a bit little slower as it also backs up the files those were created after the restore point is created by u or by windows. So after a system restore u should try a system cleanup (using Disk Cleanup or CCleaner) and a disk defragmentation. Hope this will work. Good Luck!
339452
ubuntu\nor\nsuse 10.X (trial, no time limit)
830874
simply do the "system restore"
898174
One way is to restore to a previous copy of your registry, Which is not the same as a complete system restore, but if you are lucky, may do the trick. \n\nGo to registry editor (Start - run - type "regedit" - enter)\n\nIn the file option, select restore and choose a previously backed up copy of the registry.\n\nAll the best.
542194
go to device manager, remove it, reboot and it chould be back, if not, there is a registry entry that has to be removed, that some programs will put in
1089788
Go to VIEWS and then toolbars, and allow for standard buttons. You do this directly on your folder window.\n\nSystem restore will allow you reset your PC to 3 days ago. Go to START then programs, then go to Accessories, then System Tools, and there is a system restore option in there.
893436
Do you have a system restore on your computer? It will take you back before you deleted the program and you should be fine.
579831
try 'system restore'. under 'all programs' go to accecories, then system tools, there you'll see 'system restore'. go back to a time before you had that program installed
806971
Just use system restore\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/getstarted/ballew_03may19.mspx\n\n///