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I just ran a program called Music Brainz which renamed all my music files and put them in mixed up directories. Is there anyway to reset my system to what it was say 2 hours ago. anything of that sort? Thanks.. im really desperate as I lost my entire mp3 collection pretty much.
Star > Program Files > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore.
im using win2k not winXP
No, there is no system restore in 2k. Even if there was, it wouldn't help your problem. I recommend musicmatch jukebox for sorting out your id tags and file names. It's great at that.
its too late now.Quote:
Originally posted by LTJBukem@13 October 2003 - 14:42
No, there is no system restore in 2k. Even if there was, it wouldn't help your problem. I recommend musicmatch jukebox for sorting out your id tags and file names. It's great at that.
is there anything besides system restore?
Symantec Goback ?
But if you haven't already got it, it's too late now.
yea i didnt have it.Quote:
Originally posted by lynx@13 October 2003 - 14:51
Symantec Goback ?
But if you haven't already got it, it's too late now.
i guess thats it.
What exactly happened? I don't quite understand you situation.
I'd be gutted if anything happened to my mp3 collection, that's why it's backed up on 30+cd's. Sorry to hear of your predicament.
Even if you had XP (or ME) & System Restore, it wouldn't fix your mp3 files.
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System Restore makes no changes to your personal data files such as documents, drawings, or e-mail. It actively monitors changes to your system and to certain application files, and automatically creates easily identifiable restore points. Windows XP creates these restore points once each day by default, as well as at the time of significant system events such as application or device driver installation. You can also create and name your own restore points at any time. System Restore does not monitor changes to or recover your personal data files.