CSNW

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The programme CSNW has appeared in my control panel, and
it affects the way I log on to my computer. When I right-
click the icon to delete it, the only options are open or
create shortcut. How do I delete this programme?
 
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Subject: How can i uninstall CSNW ???

Original Message
Name: p_varuna
Date: July 14, 2003 at 09:23:36 Pacific
Subject: How can i uninstall CSNW ???
OS: XP Professional
CPU/Ram: 2.8GHz/2GB

Comment:
Hi all !!! I would like to uninstall Client Services
for NetWare but i havent got a clue on how to do so. its not
in my program list. Could some one please please help me
out.
Deeply in gratitude if u can mail me a relpy.
thx




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Response Number 1
Name: A. Bacchus
Date: July 14, 2003 at 10:01:50 Pacific
Subject: How can i uninstall CSNW ???

Reply:
You will have to remove all NOVELL protocols before
CSNW will automatically uninstall. To do this you will have
to right-click your "Network Places" or go through the
Control Panel and Network settings.
I believe you actually have to "Remove" or
"Uninstall" the Novell components, I don't think simply
unbinding them will work.

Sorry if my terminology is incorrect, I use Win2K so
I don't know if stuff has been renamed in XP.

Good luck & hope this helps :)



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message | The programme CSNW has appeared in my control panel, and
| it affects the way I log on to my computer. When I right-
| click the icon to delete it, the only options are open or
| create shortcut. How do I delete this programme?
 
The programme CSNW has appeared in my control panel, and
it affects the way I log on to my computer. When I right-
click the icon to delete it, the only options are open or
create shortcut. How do I delete this programme?

Open Network connections and delete the Netware Client for Windows
software.

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/
 
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