Removing useless MS applications

[Ben Personick]

All of these can be removed by heading to control panels,
add/remove programs, and then selecting add/remove system
components, there you will find a list that includes these
features, un-click them and click next untill your
finnished.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
MS Frontpage, MovieMaker, MSN Gaming, Outlook Express,

Xerox, NetMeeting - this is apps that a never use. How can
I get rid of them.

I use Win XP SP2 RC2 2149.

PP. In "add/remove win components" is present only

Outlook and after removing it, it stays in system?!

 

[Guest]

No, the list doesn't include these features. Only Outlook but after unchecked/uninstalled it stays in the system.

 

[Guest]

No, the list doesn't include these features. Only Outlook but after unchecked/uninstalled it stays in the system.

 

[Guest]

No, the list doesn't include these features. Only Outlook but after unchecked/uninstalled it stays in the system.

 

[Guest]

No, the list doesn't include these features. Only Outlook but after unchecked/uninstalled it stays in the system.

 

[Guest]

No, the list doesn't include these features. Only Outlook but after unchecked/uninstalled it stays in the system.

 

[Guest]

No, the list doesn't include these features. Only Outlook but after unchecked/uninstalled it stays in the system.

 

[Atreju]

What is this, post one response for each application you want to
remove?

No, the list doesn't include these features. Only Outlook but after unchecked/uninstalled it stays in the system.

SNIP


---Atreju---

 

[Guest]

Forum bug of course. Now I can not see how to remove useless replies.

 

[+-J]

Selavi,

A newsreader such as MS Outlook Express will allow you to delete posts.