I want to use System Restore Remover Pro v.1.3 to remove System Restore. At the System Restore Remover tab in the System Restore Remover Pro program there are a few options listed. Please select the components you wish to remove: 1. System Restore 2. System File Protection 3. PCHealth and another option that that reads: Remove unnecessary System Restore information on Startup. Should I pick all the options?

pick all except file protection. i've been using it for a while now and it's pretty good.

I removed all three... I had the strange thing that after 2 rebbots, wininit.exe suddenly disappeared (happened on 2 computers). Just unpacked the file again and never had any problems with it anymore. Also my boottime was reduced a lot. Johan

Where do you get this software package, since I have System Suite and it takes a picture of my disk I may want it. Sue

Hi Sue, here it is:System remover Pro v 1.5 final Johan

Johan, I just downloaded the System Restore Remover and used it to remove System Restore, System File Protection, PCHealth and Remove unnecessary System Restore information on Startup. I had the same problem at reboot that you had. wininit.exe was no longer there. How did you unpack the winnit.exe file again? Also, when I went to reboot, I got this message that winmgmt (or something like it) was not responding. I had to click End Task to close it out. Then the reboot resumed as normal, though I still get the message every time I reboot. Andy

Hi Andy - To unpack "files needed for windows": start->run->msconfig->click the button for unpacking files (don't know the name in english) ->type wininit.exe ->start->for the first line: C:\WINDOWS\OPTIONS\INSTALL (click in the line and then press the arrow-down, this path contains installation cab's I think). second line: c:\windows\ (file save as - destination directory) ->OK and you're done. About the winmgmt-thing, I've been looking for the use of this thing, but I didn't realy find something interesting. Does that happen each time you reboot, since you used system restore remover? It can probably be disabled from startup: start->run->msconfig->startup It was in my startup after the installation of windows, but I disabled it. It is now disabled for a few days, and I still didn't have a crash (woohoow), so it can be disabled without any worries I think. Johan P.S. If the unpacking doesn't work, post back and I'll send you the file.