I've been using Rollback Rx for years. It was disabled when I started Linuxing and Grubbing, but I figured out how to reinstall version 8 over and over. Whenever I tried a new distro I had to uninstall and reinstall Rollback. This has gone one for years, but...
I recently bough a companion laptop. It wouldn't accept my login numbers form the original desktop, which I suppose is as it should be. I eventually decided to buy another, now at version 10. It can't be fooled into un/reinstalling and I don't have its magic numbers anyway. What's worse, they want me to $ubscribe to a service that guarantees it'll keep up with the new Windowses.
And Rollback does work mysteriously, too fast to make sense. I've finally had enough and have just uninstalled and removed stray folder and registry remnants from both PCs. Yes, I'll also have to get then to unsubscribe me.
Feeling naked without my Rollback, I have awakened System Restore. In my experience, that works too but takes forever comparatively, and only allows me to create so many points.
Who here can say something nice about Windows' System Restore? I need a digital hug...
I recently bough a companion laptop. It wouldn't accept my login numbers form the original desktop, which I suppose is as it should be. I eventually decided to buy another, now at version 10. It can't be fooled into un/reinstalling and I don't have its magic numbers anyway. What's worse, they want me to $ubscribe to a service that guarantees it'll keep up with the new Windowses.
And Rollback does work mysteriously, too fast to make sense. I've finally had enough and have just uninstalled and removed stray folder and registry remnants from both PCs. Yes, I'll also have to get then to unsubscribe me.
Feeling naked without my Rollback, I have awakened System Restore. In my experience, that works too but takes forever comparatively, and only allows me to create so many points.
Who here can say something nice about Windows' System Restore? I need a digital hug...
