Question 1

"Hard Disk is Encrypted. Setup Cannot Continue" Error during installation

Accepted Answer

During installation of RollBack Rx / Reboot Restore Rx, you may encounter the error message below

Reason

You may be using drive encryption to protect your data from unauthorized access. A feature of RollBack Rx and Reboot Restore Rx is that it will encrypt drives and data from unauthorized access. Windows, however, will only allow for one Drive Encryption service to be active. So if you have any drive encryption services active, this will often conflict with the installation of our software, which will often result in the Hard Disk is Encrypted. Setup Cannot Continue" error message.

The most common of these is the Windows proprietary service, BitLocker. BitLocker is included in Windows 7, 8.1, and 10. With Windows 7, it's only available in the Enterprise Edition; with Windows 8.1 and 10 it's available in every edition but the Home Edition. It's also worth noting that all Surface Pro tablets come with BitLocker enabled.

NOTE: If you are unsure if you are using BitLocker, you can check Disk Management to determine if it's active.

The process for disabling BitLocker for each OS varies slightly.

Windows 10

Click the Windows (Start) button and Type in "Manage BitLocker" or "Encryption" . Click on the Control Panel result

On the next screen, click "

Question 2

Reboot Restore Rx User Guide

Accepted Answer

Reboot Restore Rx is a freeware utility developed by Horizon DataSys. This free utility was created in response to the many requests submitted to us by small school systems and libraries that have limited budgets who were looking for a replacement for Microsoft's SteadyState and other commercially available products.

As soon as the software is installed and the machine has rebooted, you have your baseline! Reboot Restore Rx will restore your PC back to that system state on every reboot. This guide will detail how to perform Reboot Restore Rx's basic functions.

Update your Baseline

Q: How To Schedule Automatic Windows Update Installation With Reboot Restore Rx Pro (Version 11)

<p><strong>Reboot Restore Rx Pro</strong> (formerly Drive Vaccine) was updated to Version 11; and when it did it brought a lot of new features to our baseline management features, and in particular Windows Update management. </p> <h1 id="firststeps">First Steps</h1> <p>Either when preparing to deploy or installing the program through a single setup, one of the first things you'll need to do is configure Reboot Restore Rx Pro Version 11 to accept Windows 10 Feature Updates. The program by default will accept other Windows Updates but we need to ensure that the program is configured to handle the Feature Updates. To do so:</p> <ol> <li>Open up Reboot Restore Rx Pro and navigate to Tools &amp; Settings and then click on Settings.</li> <li>Navigate to Program Settings, once there, ensure that the 'Allow install of Windows Updates that cannot be rolled back' is checked.</li> </ol> <p><a href="http://support.horizondatasys.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/157/0/how-to-allow-windows-10-feature-updates-with-rollback-rx-pro-and-reboot-restore-rx-pro">The full guide can be found here.</a></p> <h1 id="configuringaschedule">Configuring A Schedule</h1> <p>Once you've configured the program to accept Feature Updates, you can proceed to set up a schedule. </p> <p>Here's how:</p> <p><img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/ecec9512de7da800/9oycmtb_jfh3lw.png" alt="" /></p> <ol> <li><p>Check the box for Windows Update installation.</p></li> <li><p>You can also select how to install other updates for third-party programs and services (i.e. Anti-Virus, Web Browser, Java, etc). We have a guide on how to set this up [here](http://support.horiz</p></li> </ol>

Want to make changes to your system and keep those changes? A quick update to your baseline is required. The process of updating the baseline is very simple and straight forward with Reboot Restore Rx.

1. Disable the Restore Option

Rick click the System Tray Icon
Select Disable

2. Make changes to your system

3. Update Baseline

Right click the System Tray Icon
Select Enable

Once re-enabled, the program will update your baseline.

Recover from Sub-console or Mini OS.

In Reboot Restore Rx you have another great capability. You can restore your system to a baseline even if Windows is unbootable.

We do this from the sub-console. To do this

Reboot your syst

Question 3

Error: "Open Protect Sys Failed" When Installing RollBack Rx or Reboot Restore Rx

Accepted Answer

When you go to install our software, you may encounter an error message "Open Protect Sys Failed". This error message may appear when installing RollBack Rx Pro, RollBack Rx Home Edition, Reboot Restore Rx Pro, and Reboot Restore Rx.

Reason

This error message occurs when the two components of the software, the Windows Client and the Subconsole, are unable to communicate. When this happens, this is due to a 3rd party program or service, or Windows own proprietary services. In this guide, we'll detail what services may cause this error and how to best resolve this issue.

Drive Encryption

You may be using drive encryption to protect your data from unauthorized access. A feature of RollBack Rx and Reboot Restore Rx is that it will encrypt drives and data from unauthorized access. Windows, however, will only allow for one Drive Encryption service to be active. So if you have any drive encryption services active, this will often conflict with the installation of our software, which will often result in the "Open Protect Sys Failed" error message.

The most common of these is the Windows proprietary service, BitLocker. BitLocker has been included in Windows 7, 8.1, and 10. With Windows 7, it's only available in the Enterprise Edition; with Windows 8.1 and 10 it's available in every edition but the Home Edition. It's also worth noting that all Surface Pro tablets come with BitLocker enabled.

NOTE: If you are unsure if you are using BitLocker, you can check **Di

Question 4

How To Allow Windows 10 Feature Updates With RollBack Rx Pro and Reboot Restore Rx Pro

Accepted Answer

RollBack Rx Pro and Reboot Restore Rx Pro were recently updated to Version 11, which now allows for Windows 10 Feature Updates (formerly known as Creator Updates) to be installed without any negative effects for your machines. Each program will temporarily disable select elements of the software while the updates are running. This prevents the machine from changing the infrastructure of Windows 10 while affecting our software in a negative way.

First off, you will need to be using Version 11. If you're using an older version of the software and need to upgrade to Version 11, please contact our sales team. You can ask your Sr. Account Executive; or you can always email us at sales@horizondatasys.com, call us at 1-800-496-0148 option 1, submit a ticket, or chat with us using our live chat system.

Once you've installed the appropriate version, there are certain steps to follow to ensure that you are configuring the software correctly.

RollBack Rx Pro

IMPORTANT NOTE: Selecting this option for RollBack Rx Pro means that your snapshots will be deleted after the installation of a Feature Update. You will want to transfer any important data over to your current state prior to installation to avoid any unwanted data loss.

1) Open up RollBack Rx Pro, select Tools > Settings

2) Navigate to Advanced Settings, once there, ensure that "Allow install of Windows Updates that cannot be rolled

Question 5

Reboot Restore Rx - How to: Update Baseline & Recover from Sub-Console

Accepted Answer

Reboot Restore Rx is a freeware utility. This software was created in response to the many requests submitted to us by small school systems and libraries that have limited budgets who were looking for a replacement for Microsoft's SteadyState and other commercially available products.

Set your baseline

Software installed, you got your baseline! As soon as the software is installed and the machine has rebooted, you got your baseline! Reboot Restore Rx will restore your PC back to that system state on every reboot.

This picture shows the installation process.

Update your baseline

The process of updating the baseline is very simple and straightforward with Reboot Restore Rx.

Disable the Restore Option

Right Click the System Tray Icon
Select Restore on Reboot (Uncheck it) You are ready to do your updates and changes!

Update Baseline

Right click the System Tray Icon
Select Restore on Reboot (Check) Your system has been updated!

Recover from the sub-console.

In Reboot Restore Rx you have another great capability. You can restore your system to a baseline even if Windows crashed and you can't get into it.

Reboot your system
Before Windows you will get the splash screen 3, Press the HOME key repetitively to get into the Menu
Select Restore Now Done

Question 6

How To Schedule Automatic Windows Update Installation With Reboot Restore Rx Pro (Version 11)

Accepted Answer

Reboot Restore Rx Pro (formerly Drive Vaccine) was updated to Version 11; and when it did it brought a lot of new features to our baseline management features, and in particular Windows Update management.

First Steps

Either when preparing to deploy or installing the program through a single setup, one of the first things you'll need to do is configure Reboot Restore Rx Pro Version 11 to accept Windows 10 Feature Updates. The program by default will accept other Windows Updates but we need to ensure that the program is configured to handle the Feature Updates. To do so:

Open up Reboot Restore Rx Pro and navigate to Tools & Settings and then click on Settings.
Navigate to Program Settings, once there, ensure that the 'Allow install of Windows Updates that cannot be rolled back' is checked.

The full guide can be found here.

Configuring A Schedule

Once you've configured the program to accept Feature Updates, you can proceed to set up a schedule.

Here's how:

Check the box for Windows Update installation.
You can also select how to install other updates for third-party programs and services (i.e. Anti-Virus, Web Browser, Java, etc). We have a guide on how to set this up [here](http://support.horiz

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