You should be fine, it only restores Windows files and the like.

As a heads up, I stopped using Windows System Restore with Sonar. Not like it didn't work, it was just kind of cumbersome and didn't include my data from Sonar. So I switched to using Rollback Rx. It's an alternative to WSR but works better when you're working on projects. So may want to give that a try.

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As a heads up, I stopped using Windows System Restore with Sonar. Not like it didn't work, it was just kind of cumbersome and didn't include my data from Sonar.

Curious. What Sonar data was being lost?
 
Cheers and welcome to the forum.
 

Beepster

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As a heads up, I stopped using Windows System Restore with Sonar. Not like it didn't work, it was just kind of cumbersome and didn't include my data from Sonar.

Curious. What Sonar data was being lost?
 
Cheers and welcome to the forum.
 

It was actually moreso the configurations and windows sound data I had. More Windows then Sonar, but it definitely affected Sonar. I ended up having to repair the drivers.

Thanks for the welcome! Long time lurker :P

Ah... yeah that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.
 
And for shure jump on in. We can always use more smart doods.
 
Cheers!

Beepster
Ah... yeah that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.
 
And for shure jump on in. We can always use more smart doods.
 
Cheers!

I see what you did there. "Shure" lol--only a musician would get that!

I really never trust a computer not to mess up…
I have never been able set or recover a restore point my Trash-Sheba (Toshiba) it crashes and start a new windows install without asking. We have 3 and one burned up, one never shuts down and mine…
Well getting side tracked… Ha! Really you always need to back up your CW projects and put them off system. I use USB and external hard drives… Saving as a CW Bundle (CWB File) puts all elements of a project into one tidy file.
 
peace! :)