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c:\windows\system32\restore\rstrui.exe
That sould work on most systems.
This tip was a lifesaver for me. Sorry about the 2 folks for whom it didn't work.
Thanks
Shut down your computer, and then wait a couple minutes.
Start up your computer, and press f8 until the black screen with options pops up.
Choose Safe Mode. You don't need the command prompt.
And then a pop up will come up asking you a Yes or No question. It should say "Click No if you want to skip to System Restore."
Click No. And then the System Restore program starts up, and then revert back to a date where you KNOW your computer was working and/or didn't have a virus. I hope this helps any of you.
I'm managing to boot to Command prompt from XP CD, Repair, However I cannot start rstrui.exe there.
I really need help fast...Thanks