My understand of doing a system restore is that you go back to a time prior to what you just installed, so you should have rolled back to the previous version of WBs.  I take it that didn't happen.  Normally I would suggest going to Stardock.com Store and load the production vs beta but this update was the production one. 

Just will have to wait for a Stardock rep or email support@stardock.com

Where did you download the update from the store link or Impulse?

What problems are you having with the update?

Yes you would think that but as I and others have found out this is not the case. Something gets it's hooks in and won't let go. An image applied over an old OS might still retain some bits so I'm thinking a drive format may be the only option.

In theory you are right but I have seen bits and pieces of apps linger after a a partition restore with out a wipe (and I've done many). The only sure way to eradicate everything is a format and image restore or reinstall. Just as I would never trust blasting an image over an OS that had been infected by a virus I'm sure that there is something in this WB install that finds a way to hang around, because it did. I will do another image restore if someone can explain why I can't restore my archived apps through Impulse. When I try an archive restore a tab on the left bottom says it's attempting restore then quickly (5 seconds) goes through a download, and install process and says WB has reinstalled then the tile greys out again stating it's now "available" but it hasn't been installed.

I have my archives on a drive other than my system drive as I have a 128 gb SSD and space is precious. Is it possible the archive needs to reside on the same drive as the application?