Restore points are cumulative in reverse – each new one only saves
what's changed – so old points rely on newer ones to work; if one
corrupts then all older ones are lost. That means the older a Restore
point, the less reliable it is, so avoid using anything but the most
recent one.
Open Disk Cleanup (Start > All Programs > Accessories >
System tools) and – if prompted – choose "all users". On the More
Options tab delete all but the newest Restore point. If all else fails,
disable System Restore and lose all Restore points, then re-enable it.
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