I restored the system a bit, why the game is gone 15

There are still files in the E disk, and they can't be run. You need to reinstall your game.

Remember: any recovery is a complete destruction of your current environment and data, the programs you installed before, the system settings you made before are gone, and the chat history and so on may not be there. It's up to you how to keep that data during recovery, not the computer or the software.

Of course, you didn't back up your data after installing the new game (whether automatically or manually), and you just backed up the old one after installing it.

The desktop is just the folder "C: Documents and Settings Administrator Desktop". The things on the desktop are naturally stored under the C drive, and after the system is restored, the data of the C drive will be restored to its original state, and the original things will be lost.

After the restoration, there are still game icons on the desktop when you backed up the system, and the system recovery will be restored to the state before you backed up the system.

It's a shortcut on the desktop.,And it's stored in the C drive.,That's the game you have installed before you back up.,So those icons are also in your backup when you back up.,Restore naturally and newly installed after backup.,There are no shortcuts in the backup file.,So there's no restoration.。

Because that's a shortcut.,Of course, there's no after reinstalling the system.,And the installation of the game is related to the registry and other related files of the system.,After reinstallation, it's okay to overwrite and install the game again to the general situation of the e-disk.。

That's right,The shortcuts to the desktop are all saved on the C drive.,After reinstalling the system, it's naturally gone.,You can re-build some shortcuts and put them on the desktop.。

The desktop belongs to the C drive, and if you reinstall it, the C drive is formatted, so there is no more.

The reinstallation system has no effect on disks other than the C disk, so there are still games on the E disk, you just need to re-establish the shortcut to the game on the E disk and put it on the desktop.

The contents of the desktop are saved in the C drive. That's the shortcut. The game is also playable.

That's right, you can go to the E drive and put the game icon on the desktop to see it.

That's a shortcut, it doesn't matter much. All you have to do is send the game launcher to your desktop as a shortcut.

Yes, everything in the restored disk will be deleted, and it will only be reinstalled on other disks.

I can't restore it when I save it, but I can tell you how to avoid it in the future, first of all, your Plants vs. Zombies game is not on the system disk, and then right-click on the game program of Plants vs. Zombies, select Properties, -Compatibility-Run in compatibility mode-windowsxp sp3 Click Run as administrator OK,If it's high, all the saves you will play in the future will be saved in the game directory of Plants vs. Zombies In this way, no matter how you restore the system,The archive will be in., However, after restoring the system, you have to reset the game program to run in compatibility mode,Because win7 will automatically store the archive in the directory of the system disk user, so the system archive will not be restored.,But if you change to the compatibility mode of xp,,There will be no such problem.,Because when the xp is saved, it is saved in the game directory I have the archive I play can send you an email。

Don't put important things in the system disk, lest you forget to back up when you do the system, and only after the system is done do you think that there are important things that are not backed up, it is too late.

Also tells you how to recover files that have been deleted:

When the system deletes a file, it is not really deleted, but the space occupied by the file is marked as writable, at this time, you can use a data recovery tool such as finaldata to recover this file, but it should be noted that do not write other files in the disk where the file is deleted, because the location where other files are written may occupy the space occupied by the file, so that the file is damaged, and it cannot be recovered with a recovery tool!

There's no going back in a situation like yours!

A lot of single-player game saves are in my files.,In the C drive.,Of course, the recovery system will not have.。。 When restoring the system, just copy back my files and game saves.

Game saves are usually in my documents folder, you can see if the recovery system has set the folder location of my documents to the original location. Otherwise, if you put my documents in the C drive, there will be no help.

Generally, the save of the game is in a game folder in my documents, and you can back it up later.

Just make a backup of these games. Every game has a save file, if you can't tell the difference, just back up the entire folder, restore the system, restore the archive, and that's it.

This kind of game save is in my document by default.,It doesn't seem to be able to be modified.。

So before restoring, just back up the game save in my files and then restore it.

Archived in my document Recovery System that certainly doesn't.

Assign the My Documents folder to drive D.

Quite a hassle, with the time it takes to resume the game, you can load the game several times.

Backup is to set a restore point,You can use one key Kaituan ghost backup,Restore the system is to restore the computer to the state at the time of backup,If the game registry is after the backup, it will be lost。

That's right, the same will disappear. But if you put the game on a different disk, the data is still there.

Because most games are not directly playable in a single folder, there is some information about the game in the registry and C drive. After reinstalling the system, this information is gone, and the game cannot be played. There is also a situation that the hidden folder is not displayed by default after reinstalling the system, and you need to set it in the "Folder Options" to see the previous hidden folder.

Maybe you overwrote the F drive when you restored the system, so the contents were also formatted.

Is it gone or not good? If it's gone, you try to see if you're hiding it, and the tool "Folder Options" hooks all the files to see if it's a try.

If your game is an online game, play it directly on the next client, if your game is standalone, but not installed on the C disk, then, go to other disks to find it.

There is another way, if you have ever ghost too much, then you can find the mirror through the ghost mirror browser, open it, find the corresponding document, and drag it out.

The general game file is on the C disk, and it was deleted after reinstallation.

There's no way to reply, unless you copy the file out when you install the system, and then copy it over.

It's basically out of play.

If you think that your game file is very valuable, you can find a professional to recover the data, and it is possible to recover the data by calculating and formatting the C drive, but it requires RMB.

What file do you want, I'll see if I have it.

2 roads, not easy. There is no other easy way

1. Create your own shortcuts.

2. Reinstall those software.

The last way to avoid this hassle is to copy all the desktop icons to any directory.