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24-Dec-2008, 12:37 PM #1
USBSafe Fatal Error
Upon starting up my new laptop with Windows Vista, I get this message.

USBSAFE: fatal error "Support only Windows 98"

Thread 611847 addresses this, and says to delete a System 32 file, but I don't know what a restore point is.

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