XP deletes Vista system restore points ??

> This is known and expected.
>
> As an aside, I only let System Restore monitor the system drive of its own
> OS and not the volume of the other OS in multiboot scenarios.
>
> "Barry C" <BarryC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A5C01199-DE4D-4E4D-A5C6-FB7FC760D39F@microsoft.com...

> >I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta 2
> > installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and
> > Vista
> > beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system restore
> > points are functional and I have done a successful system restore. The
> > problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the Vista
> > restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the Vista
> > system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the next
> > Vista
> > boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this problem ?

>
>
>

> I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta 2
> installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and Vista
> beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system restore
> points are functional and I have done a successful system restore. The
> problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the Vista
> restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the Vista
> system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the next Vista
> boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this problem ?
>

> In article <A5C01199-DE4D-4E4D-A5C6-FB7FC760D39F@microsoft.com>, Barry
> C says...

> > I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta 2
> > installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and Vista
> > beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system restore
> > points are functional and I have done a successful system restore. The
> > problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the Vista
> > restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the Vista
> > system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the next Vista
> > boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this problem ?
> >

> You need to disable system restore for the D drive in Windows XP and
> also disable it for the C drive in Vista.
>
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>I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta 2
> installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and
> Vista
> beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system restore
> points are functional and I have done a successful system restore. The
> problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the Vista
> restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the Vista
> system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the next
> Vista
> boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this problem ?

> That is exactly what I am doing Colin .. XP restore monitors only the C
> drive
> and Vista monitors only the D drive. Should I still expect XP to wipe out
> Vista's restore points ? Is there any circumvention to this issue ?
>
> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>

>> This is known and expected.
>>
>> As an aside, I only let System Restore monitor the system drive of its
>> own
>> OS and not the volume of the other OS in multiboot scenarios.
>>
>> "Barry C" <BarryC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:A5C01199-DE4D-4E4D-A5C6-FB7FC760D39F@microsoft.com...

>> >I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta 2
>> > installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and
>> > Vista
>> > beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system
>> > restore
>> > points are functional and I have done a successful system restore. The
>> > problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the
>> > Vista
>> > restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the
>> > Vista
>> > system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the next
>> > Vista
>> > boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this problem
>> > ?

>>
>>
>>

> No, in a multiboot system you will lose the Vista restore points when you
> boot the other OS.
>
> "Barry C" <BarryC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:46F16007-88EA-47BA-ABAF-06A783763AAC@microsoft.com...

>> That is exactly what I am doing Colin .. XP restore monitors only the C
>> drive
>> and Vista monitors only the D drive. Should I still expect XP to wipe out
>> Vista's restore points ? Is there any circumvention to this issue ?
>>
>> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>>

>>> This is known and expected.
>>>
>>> As an aside, I only let System Restore monitor the system drive of its
>>> own
>>> OS and not the volume of the other OS in multiboot scenarios.
>>>
>>> "Barry C" <BarryC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:A5C01199-DE4D-4E4D-A5C6-FB7FC760D39F@microsoft.com...
>>> >I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta 2
>>> > installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and
>>> > Vista
>>> > beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system
>>> > restore
>>> > points are functional and I have done a successful system restore. The
>>> > problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the
>>> > Vista
>>> > restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the
>>> > Vista
>>> > system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the next
>>> > Vista
>>> > boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this
>>> > problem ?
>>>
>>>
>>>

>
>

> And why would that happen??? If I boot XP 32 and then XP 64 the restore
> points for them are fine. Why would Vista lose them?
>
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> "Colin Barnhorst" <colinbarharst(remove)@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:etCXcz8kGHA.3596@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> No, in a multiboot system you will lose the Vista restore points when you
>> boot the other OS.
>>
>> "Barry C" <BarryC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:46F16007-88EA-47BA-ABAF-06A783763AAC@microsoft.com...

>>> That is exactly what I am doing Colin .. XP restore monitors only the C
>>> drive
>>> and Vista monitors only the D drive. Should I still expect XP to wipe
>>> out
>>> Vista's restore points ? Is there any circumvention to this issue ?
>>>
>>> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
>>>
>>>> This is known and expected.
>>>>
>>>> As an aside, I only let System Restore monitor the system drive of its
>>>> own
>>>> OS and not the volume of the other OS in multiboot scenarios.
>>>>
>>>> "Barry C" <BarryC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:A5C01199-DE4D-4E4D-A5C6-FB7FC760D39F@microsoft.com...
>>>> >I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta
>>>> >2
>>>> > installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and
>>>> > Vista
>>>> > beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system
>>>> > restore
>>>> > points are functional and I have done a successful system restore.
>>>> > The
>>>> > problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the
>>>> > Vista
>>>> > restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the
>>>> > Vista
>>>> > system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the
>>>> > next
>>>> > Vista
>>>> > boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this
>>>> > problem ?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>

>>
>>

>

> Same problem here.
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> "Barry C" <BarryC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A5C01199-DE4D-4E4D-A5C6-FB7FC760D39F@microsoft.com...

>>I have a dual boot system with XP installed on C drive and Vista beta 2
>> installed on D drive. I have XP system restore active for drive C and
>> Vista
>> beta 2 system restore active on drive D. When using Vista , system
>> restore
>> points are functional and I have done a successful system restore. The
>> problem is after I boot my XP system the next time I boot Vista, the
>> Vista
>> restore points are gone ?? Multiple boots of just Vista retains the Vista
>> system restore points just fine. Its only after I boot XP, on the next
>> Vista
>> boot the Vista restore points disappear . Anyone else have this problem ?

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