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I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I did
a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the end I
find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files, and
the C drive shows the same size.

I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!

"Good" <> wrote in message
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>I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I did
> a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the end I
> find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files, and
> the C drive shows the same size.
>
> I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!
>

empty the recycle bin

Good - you stated installing "Rollback" software - Name please and that you
"tried" to uninstall - evidently you were not successful and it is source of
the problem - suggest you do not reinstall XP - problem would probably still
exist. BTW - your posts are getting through - you may be getting an
indication that they are not - post once only.
"Good" <> wrote in message
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>I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I did
> a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the end I
> find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files, and
> the C drive shows the same size.
>
> I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!
>

Thanks. first, the google is too slow and I have to click many times
and now I cannot post in the other account due to the post limit.

I installed a Rollback software. I forgot its name, but it may be
Rollback RX software.

I tried to uninstall it today. During the uninstallation, I choose go
back to current system (which it asked me go back to which stage) after
uninstallation. When the computer restarted, the Rollback software
shows "configuring" 1%....... Since it was so slow, and I had to use
the computer, I pushed the manual restart button on the computer while
the computer still shows Rollback "configuring" 40%... Now it shows
Operating System not found.

Please help to fix. I do not want to lose any files. Shall I put in
the windows XP system CD now to reinstall XP? Will this wipe out my
data?


AJR wrote:
> Good - you stated installing "Rollback" software - Name please and that you
> "tried" to uninstall - evidently you were not successful and it is source of
> the problem - suggest you do not reinstall XP - problem would probably still
> exist. BTW - your posts are getting through - you may be getting an
> indication that they are not - post once only.
> "Good" <> wrote in message
> news: ups.com...
> >I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I did
> > a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the end I
> > find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files, and
> > the C drive shows the same size.
> >
> > I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!
> >

Could you mean Norton Go Back?
http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoff...=sp&pvid=ngb40

--

Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"CJ" <> wrote in message
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> Thanks. first, the google is too slow and I have to click many times
> and now I cannot post in the other account due to the post limit.
>
> I installed a Rollback software. I forgot its name, but it may be
> Rollback RX software.
>
> I tried to uninstall it today. During the uninstallation, I choose go
> back to current system (which it asked me go back to which stage) after
> uninstallation. When the computer restarted, the Rollback software
> shows "configuring" 1%....... Since it was so slow, and I had to use
> the computer, I pushed the manual restart button on the computer while
> the computer still shows Rollback "configuring" 40%... Now it shows
> Operating System not found.
>
> Please help to fix. I do not want to lose any files. Shall I put in
> the windows XP system CD now to reinstall XP? Will this wipe out my
> data?
>
>
> AJR wrote:
>> Good - you stated installing "Rollback" software - Name please and that
>> you
>> "tried" to uninstall - evidently you were not successful and it is source
>> of
>> the problem - suggest you do not reinstall XP - problem would probably
>> still
>> exist. BTW - your posts are getting through - you may be getting an
>> indication that they are not - post once only.
>> "Good" <> wrote in message
>> news: ups.com...
>> >I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I did
>> > a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the end I
>> > find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files, and
>> > the C drive shows the same size.
>> >
>> > I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!
>> >
>

I am 100% certain it is Rollback Rx. It has a red cross with 4 blue
curved cross sign around it. but I am not sure which version. I just
downloaded 1.5 months ago from download.com and it probably is the
Rollback Rx Professsional software.

thanks

Gerry Cornell wrote:
> Could you mean Norton Go Back?
> http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoff...=sp&pvid=ngb40
>
> --
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Gerry
> ~~~~
> FCA
> Stourport, England
>
> Enquire, plan and execute
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> "CJ" <> wrote in message
> news: oups.com...
> > Thanks. first, the google is too slow and I have to click many times
> > and now I cannot post in the other account due to the post limit.
> >
> > I installed a Rollback software. I forgot its name, but it may be
> > Rollback RX software.
> >
> > I tried to uninstall it today. During the uninstallation, I choose go
> > back to current system (which it asked me go back to which stage) after
> > uninstallation. When the computer restarted, the Rollback software
> > shows "configuring" 1%....... Since it was so slow, and I had to use
> > the computer, I pushed the manual restart button on the computer while
> > the computer still shows Rollback "configuring" 40%... Now it shows
> > Operating System not found.
> >
> > Please help to fix. I do not want to lose any files. Shall I put in
> > the windows XP system CD now to reinstall XP? Will this wipe out my
> > data?
> >
> >
> > AJR wrote:
> >> Good - you stated installing "Rollback" software - Name please and that
> >> you
> >> "tried" to uninstall - evidently you were not successful and it is source
> >> of
> >> the problem - suggest you do not reinstall XP - problem would probably
> >> still
> >> exist. BTW - your posts are getting through - you may be getting an
> >> indication that they are not - post once only.
> >> "Good" <> wrote in message
> >> news: ups.com...
> >> >I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I did
> >> > a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the end I
> >> > find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files, and
> >> > the C drive shows the same size.
> >> >
> >> > I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!
> >> >
> >

"CJ" <> wrote in message
news: oups.com...
>I am 100% certain it is Rollback Rx. It has a red cross with 4 blue
> curved cross sign around it. but I am not sure which version. I just
> downloaded 1.5 months ago from download.com and it probably is the
> Rollback Rx Professsional software.
>
> thanks
>
> Gerry Cornell wrote:
>> Could you mean Norton Go Back?
>> http://www.symantec.com/home_homeoff...=sp&pvid=ngb40
>>
>> --
>>
>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> Gerry
>> ~~~~
>> FCA
>> Stourport, England
>>
>> Enquire, plan and execute
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>
>> "CJ" <> wrote in message
>> news: oups.com...
>> > Thanks. first, the google is too slow and I have to click many times
>> > and now I cannot post in the other account due to the post limit.
>> >
>> > I installed a Rollback software. I forgot its name, but it may be
>> > Rollback RX software.
>> >
>> > I tried to uninstall it today. During the uninstallation, I choose go
>> > back to current system (which it asked me go back to which stage) after
>> > uninstallation. When the computer restarted, the Rollback software
>> > shows "configuring" 1%....... Since it was so slow, and I had to use
>> > the computer, I pushed the manual restart button on the computer while
>> > the computer still shows Rollback "configuring" 40%... Now it shows
>> > Operating System not found.
>> >
>> > Please help to fix. I do not want to lose any files. Shall I put in
>> > the windows XP system CD now to reinstall XP? Will this wipe out my
>> > data?
>> >
>> >
>> > AJR wrote:
>> >> Good - you stated installing "Rollback" software - Name please and
>> >> that
>> >> you
>> >> "tried" to uninstall - evidently you were not successful and it is
>> >> source
>> >> of
>> >> the problem - suggest you do not reinstall XP - problem would probably
>> >> still
>> >> exist. BTW - your posts are getting through - you may be getting an
>> >> indication that they are not - post once only.
>> >> "Good" <> wrote in message
>> >> news: ups.com...
>> >> >I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I
>> >> >did
>> >> > a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the
>> >> > end I
>> >> > find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files,
>> >> > and
>> >> > the C drive shows the same size.
>> >> >
>> >> > I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!

Can you find a reference to it in "Add/Remove Programs" in "Control
Panel"? If so, remove it from there. Can you find where it backed up a/all
restore point(s) to? If so, delete it(them)--NOT System Restore's Backup!!!
Look in Program Files inWindows Explorer. Do you find its (remaining)
files?
One more idea: thinking "back inside the box", why not re-download and
re-install the application right atop itself? When asked if u wish to
continue re-installing it in the same place, answer "Yes". When completely
installed, you can now find at least one of these: (1) an uninstall file
which should remove it properly--BE PATIENT or (2) a reference to it in the
Add/Remove Programs from where you can remove the total program. Such a
program should ask, while it is uninstalling, if you wish to save its
restore point(s) or whatever it calls them ( like 'antibiotics'???). You
need to answer whatever is applicable to tell it to get rid of them. HTH &
good luck. s

I see that further down this thread there is a reference to Norton Bloatware
!

....so...have you got Norton's secondary recycle bin in use ? - if so EMPTY
IT and TURN IT OFF !

regards, Richard



"Good" <> wrote in message
news: ups.com...
>I have a gateway notebook with win XP home edition. Two days ago, I did
> a disk cleanup. It showed 11GB was cleaned or removed, but in the end I
> find my C drive become about 10 GB smaller. I deleted many files, and
> the C drive shows the same size.
>
> I did scandisk and found no error. Appreciate some real help!
>