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Stop Windows System Restore from filling a hard drive Home | Downloads | Forums | Photos | White Papers | Blogs | Store | Newsletters Wed., September 23, 2009 Stop Windows System Restore from filling a hard drive I'll show you how Vista's System Restore works and how the hidden VSSAdmin command-line tool can prevent it from filling up your hard drive.   Poll: Has Windows System Restore ever saved your computer? -- Bill Detwiler, TechRepublic Head Technology Editor   Latest TechRepublic videos... Five classic mistakes in a boardroom pitch There are a number of ways you can shoot yourself in the foot during a presentation to the board. This episode of CIO Sanity Savers helps sidestep some of the obvious landmines. ........................................................................................................................................................... Micromanagers going too far There's nothing wrong with being production-minded, but managers can go too far, as is the case with one manager Toni Bowers addresses. ........................................................................................................................................................... TR Out Loud - September 18, 2009 It's time to wrap up another week here at TechRepublic with TROLOV -- or TR Out Loud on Video. Find out what discussions and members were most active on the boards. ........................................................................................................................................................... What makes IBM's 'green' data center tick CNET News' Martin LaMonica gets a tour of IBM's lab for green IT where the data center uses networked sensors and liquid cooling to lower energy use. ........................................................................................................................................................... Urban Hopper bot leaps over 25-foot fence DARPA is showing off its Precision Urban Hopper robot, a wheeled ground unit being developed by Sandia National Laboratories and Boston Dynamics for surveillance operations in urban terrain. ........................................................................................................................................................... Sony PSP Go preview event CNET"s Brian Tong takes a look at Sony's digital download gaming device, the PSP Go. Editor's Choice: What are you doing about Windows 7? Let's talk about Windows 7 at Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2009 If you're a senior IT leader who's attending Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2009, Bill Detwiler wants to sit down for a few minutes and talk about your organization's plans for Windows 7 deployment.   TechRepublic reviews the latest biz-tech products TechRepublic reviews the latest biz-tech products Read our field-tested reviews of hardware and software in TechRepublic's Product Spotlight newsletter, delivered each Thursday. We explain who would use the product and describe what problem the product is designed to solve. >> Click here to Automatically sign up today! <<   Share you opinion on these polls... Do you use or recommend any software solutions for managing passwords? ................................................................................................................................................... Has Windows System Restore ever saved your computer? ................................................................................................................................................... Bank sends email to wrong Gmail account: Who's at fault? About This Newsletter: You are receiving this newsletter at cpedley@churchpower.com as part of your TechRepublic membership. To ensure delivery of this newsletter, please add Newsletters@techrepublic.online.com to your address book. Manage My Account: Unsubscribe | Change my e-mail address | View my newsletters | RSS Feeds Send Feedback: Customer Service If this newsletter was forwarded to you and you want to receive your own copy, please visit TechRepublic to sign up for a complimentary membership. Copyright © CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. TechRepublic, TechRepublic.com and the TechRepublic logo are registered trademarks of CBS Interactive Inc. Used by permission. CBS Interactive Inc. 235 Second Street, San Francisco, CA 94105, U.S.A.