SP2 and Money 2002

I hope a guru can help me with this: I just installed SP2 on my XP Home
computer, and I keep getting nagged to install Money 2002. I've never used
Money, but I guess Gateway installed it on this rig for me, but if so, it
was Money 2001 (I found the OEM disk).
Do I dare try to install Money 2001 from the OEM disk? All I want to do is
get rid of the nagging install box without doing something drastic like undo
SP2. And I don't intend to use Money at all.
All ideas welcomed.
TIA.
Larry

Try these 2 links:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=290301

http://www.mcse.ms/archive174-2004-8-995746.html


-----Original Message-----
I hope a guru can help me with this: I just installed
SP2 on my XP Home
computer, and I keep getting nagged to install Money
2002. I've never used
Money, but I guess Gateway installed it on this rig for
me, but if so, it
was Money 2001 (I found the OEM disk).
Do I dare try to install Money 2001 from the OEM disk?
All I want to do is
get rid of the nagging install box without doing
something drastic like undo
SP2. And I don't intend to use Money at all.
All ideas welcomed.
TIA.
Larry


.

Click Start Run type in 'msconfig" startup (tab) check in listing if
anything is there relating to Microsoft Money starting up with system,
uncheck and restart.

Also, have tried uninstalling it from the system and deleting the
installation folder in Programs Files C: Drive.

Also empyt your temp folder C: Drive Documents and Settings "Your
username" Local Settings temp (folder)

Andre
"Larry Beezley" wrote in message
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I hope a guru can help me with this: I just installed SP2 on my XP Home
computer, and I keep getting nagged to install Money 2002. I've never used
Money, but I guess Gateway installed it on this rig for me, but if so, it
was Money 2001 (I found the OEM disk).
Do I dare try to install Money 2001 from the OEM disk? All I want to do
is get rid of the nagging install box without doing something drastic like
undo SP2. And I don't intend to use Money at all.
All ideas welcomed.
TIA.
Larry