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In addition to what dalchina posted above, you can use an option in the tutorial below to check and see which group policies you may have configured to see if any may apply to this.
See Applied Group Policies in Windows 10
In addition to what dalchina posted above, you can use an option in the tutorial below to check and see which group policies you may have configured to see if any may apply to this.
See Applied Group Policies in Windows 10
Is VSS disabled?
- fromFixed the problem by turning on and setting to start automatically the Volume Shadow Copy and Windows Backup services.
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https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...7fda927?page=2
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Last edited by Brink; 20 May 2020 at 12:06. Reason: added tutorial link for more info
What sort? There are loads of policies, which did you mean?
The simple answer is that today was the first time I opened the policy editor on this machine, so I haven't changed anything.
Nope, I'm highly suspicious of all that sort of stuff, and have tried to keep this machine as clean as possible.
Nope. This is work machine, and critical to my business, so I try not to change too much.
Sorry, I haven't given you much to work on have I?
Thanks again.
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Thanks for that tutorial. All of those steps show that absolutely nothing has been configured..
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Both were set to Manual, and weren't running. I set them both to Automatic, and started them both, but the controls are all still disabled .
Do I need to restart my PC after each of these changes, or should they take effect immediately?
Thanks again.
Well, the registry keys and values you posted are the same ones added when System Restore is disabled by the same group policy below.
Enable or Disable System Restore in Windows
I'm just not sure what is preventing you from being able to keep the registry values deleted when gpedit shows the policy as "Not Configured".
Just to prove (to myself if nothing else) that I'm not completely mad, here is a recording of me deleting the keys.
https://www.pixata.co.uk/MyBits/200520RegEdit.mp4
The confirmation box and the View menu didn't show up on the video for some reason, but it should still be clear enough what happened.
Also do you have any external drives connected? USB Keys?
I'm asking because recently I had a probem where an autorun.inf virus was running scripts to disable some system tools.