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Still need help on MagicJack problem

14 years ago

This is in reply to my previous post about magicjack problem and losing my audio on computer.

I have Vista Premium, How do I restore from the day before I had the problems with magicjack. I looked in back up and restore center and it only has an option to restore from the original date of computer purchase......

And also someone suggested I uninstall the drivers that seem to have problems...... If I uninstall how will they get back to normal...will they just be gone??? Thanks for your continuing help and advice

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mikie_gw
14 years ago
Click the start button like you would to access Programs.. then in th Run box type in
rstrui
then click the dot for choose another restore point
DA_Mccoy
14 years ago
It's very difficult for members to read, learn, and assist when an issue appears on multiple threads. When a thread moves to the top of the forum members are alerted that there is new information available.

I took the liberty of tagging the original thread so those who might help you have all the existing information.

Here is a link that might be useful: Original thread
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