unknown files

[allan]

I am finding unknown files in the Windows directory such
as $NtServicePackUninstall$ and
$NtUninstallKB821557$. Are these upgrade files that must
remain or can be they be cleaned out??

[Will Denny]

Hi

$NtServicePackUninstall$ will be used if you decide to uninstall XP at =
any time.
$NtUninstallKB821557$ will be used if you decide to uninstall update =
821557.

If you know that you will not want to uninstall these updates, you can =
delete them. =20

Will

"allan" > wrote in message =
...
> I am finding unknown files in the Windows directory such=20
> as $NtServicePackUninstall$ and
> $NtUninstallKB821557$. Are these upgrade files that must=20
> remain or can be they be cleaned out??


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[Spinner]

That is not correct .
$NtServicePackUninstall$ is the service pack uninstall, not Windows XP.
There is no "uninstall" option for XP except formatting the derive and
starting over.

"Will Denny" > wrote in message
...
Hi

$NtServicePackUninstall$ will be used if you decide to uninstall XP at any
time.
$NtUninstallKB821557$ will be used if you decide to uninstall update 821557.

If you know that you will not want to uninstall these updates, you can
delete them.

Will

"allan" > wrote in message
...
> I am finding unknown files in the Windows directory such
> as $NtServicePackUninstall$ and
> $NtUninstallKB821557$. Are these upgrade files that must
> remain or can be they be cleaned out??


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[Will Denny]

Hi

Sorry, my mistake - $NtServicePackUninstall$ is for uninstalling the =
Service Pack. There could, however, be uninstall information for XP if =
upgraded from a previous version of Windows.

Will
=20
"Spinner" > wrote in message =
news:lQXVa.27717$o54.21716@lakeread05...
> That is not correct .
> $NtServicePackUninstall$ is the service pack uninstall, not Windows =
XP.
> There is no "uninstall" option for XP except formatting the derive and
> starting over.
>=20
> "Will Denny" > wrote in message
> ...
> Hi
>=20
> $NtServicePackUninstall$ will be used if you decide to uninstall XP at =
any
> time.
> $NtUninstallKB821557$ will be used if you decide to uninstall update =
821557.
>=20
> If you know that you will not want to uninstall these updates, you can
> delete them.
>=20
> Will
>=20
> "allan" > wrote in message
> ...
> > I am finding unknown files in the Windows directory such
> > as $NtServicePackUninstall$ and
> > $NtUninstallKB821557$. Are these upgrade files that must
> > remain or can be they be cleaned out??
>=20
>=20
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