if i undo system restore wont i have the same problem back that made me do a restore in the first place?

Answer 1

Pretty much.

Answer 2

If you undo system restore, you're also getting rid of restore points that may have been corrupted with whatever virus/trojan/worm, etc that you picked up. That's why it's recommended that when you're getting rid of a virus that you undo system restore, reboot into Safe Mode, run your anti-virus program, make sure the virus is now gone, boot regularly, and then start up system restore again.

Answer 3

System restore restores to an earlier time BEFORE the problem. If you undo that, you will resume the problem.

Answer 4

using system restore for what ever reason when you use system restore you make big change's to your computer
if there is some kinda problem with your computer .. like a trojan.worm. spyware.addware. virus
always use your anti virus/anti spyware/trojan.worm software frist to fix the problem you dont always need to use a system restore or format the computer to fix problems
you can fix them all with out having to use
system restore or format the hard drive

Answer 5

Yes. Just be sure to save important items before doing a system restore. It is only supposed to affect system programs but I have seen other things back out too.

Answer 6

When you do a system restore, it restores your computer back a certain number of days, weeks, etc.

Any changes to the system (eg a program installation) would be undone.

Files and folders would be left on their own

Understand?

Answer to your question, yes.

Answer 7

Not if the restore date was prior to the problem occuring.

Answer 8

i disagree
if its a system file go missing by undoing your system restore that file will be intact
how do i know because i have done it

Answer 9

the system restore only restores your registry so if the problem is there its likely.....