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September 26th 06, 08:48 PM
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How can I remove Outlook Express from XP SP2 images
I maintain our corporate images for XP SP2. Is it possible to -completely-
remove Outlook Express from XP SP2 machines? I found KB article number 263837 that explains how to remove AND reinstall it. We use Lotus Notes for corporate email, not Exchange. I have already done the usual Add/Remove programs and 'removed' it from our machines but there are still twelve files located at c:\program files\outlook express. The files that I can delete manually, just do a self-heal procedure and quickly get replaced by the O.S. MY manager wants outlook express 'removed completely'. Can this be done? If so, how? Can I just follow article 263837 and not do the 'reinstall Outlook Express' section ? Will this introduce problems with the OS? Thanks, Rob 
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September 27th 06, 02:25 AM
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How can I remove Outlook Express from XP SP2 images
This isn't a Microsoft Outlook question, but to push you in the right
direction. Are you saying that in your unattended.txt (winnt.sif) file that you set OEACCESS = Off in the components section and that there are still remnants left after operating system install? /neo PS - This is truly a Windows XP deployment question. "SP_Rob_Canada" wrote in message ... I maintain our corporate images for XP SP2. Is it possible to -completely- remove Outlook Express from XP SP2 machines? I found KB article number 263837 that explains how to remove AND reinstall it. We use Lotus Notes for corporate email, not Exchange. I have already done the usual Add/Remove programs and 'removed' it from our machines but there are still twelve files located at c:\program files\outlook express. The files that I can delete manually, just do a self-heal procedure and quickly get replaced by the O.S. MY manager wants outlook express 'removed completely'. Can this be done? If so, how? Can I just follow article 263837 and not do the 'reinstall Outlook Express' section ? Will this introduce problems with the OS? Thanks, Rob
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September 27th 06, 08:56 PM
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How can I remove Outlook Express from XP SP2 images
SP_Rob_Canada wrote:
I maintain our corporate images for XP SP2. Is it possible to -completely- remove Outlook Express from XP SP2 machines? I found KB article number 263837 that explains how to remove AND reinstall it. If you ever do manage to completely remove OE, Outlook will cease to function because it uses some of OE's DLLs. -- Brian Tillman
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