Right - got it. Sorry for the 'confusion' on my part - I assumed 'system now restored' meant back to where you wanted it.
Have you been in touch with Seagate Tech Support? There is a warranty.
My La Cie USB external came with two folders on it, one for Mac and one for Windows. I was asked to install the appropriate programme. I chose not to, and used MS Backup instead. My point being that I would have expected - somewhere - a choice to be offered to you between a Mac b/up and a Windows?
I'm fascinated - is this yet another Vista compability problem?
Did you (from the Seagate site)
- Connect your FreeAgent Desktop drive to your computer. System Tray Notifications identify the connection of the drive and the AutoPlay window opens.
- Click Install FreeAgent Desktop Software. The Select Language window opens.
- Select a Language (e.g., English) from the list provided.
- From the next screen, click Install Software.
Note to Windows Vista Users: A User Account Control window opens asking for your permission to continue. Click Continue.
The InstallShield Wizard prepares the Drive Manager Setup. The Welcome window opens.
- Click Next. The License Agreement window opens.
- Select a translated, End User License Agreement (e.g., United States) and click on the Next button.
- Click Yes to accept the terms of the License Agreement. The Choose Destination Location window opens.
- Accept the default destination folder or click Browse to select a different folder. Click Next. A Setup Status window keeps you informed as the installation proceeds.
- When the installation is done, the InstallShield Wizard Complete window opens. Decide whether to restart your computer and complete the installation now and click Finish.
- At this point, the Drive Manager application opens. Click on the "X" to close the program.
- Click on the Exit button to close the installer. ??????
Is there no option in 'Drive Manager application' to restore?