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Bokken · 01-06-2004, 11:38 AM

Actually there is a download through the microsoft Auto Update service that may just do it for you.

I can't remember what it was called as I just instaled it but it seems that it may allow you to uninstal certain windows components including MSN and IE.

In the Microsoft Windows Update Page it's basic description is that it adds another help option along with a Set Program Access And Defaults Option on the right tab of the start menu. I haven't tried unintstaling Messenger as I use it but it may just do the trick.

I also noticed that after instaling it, the whole add remove programs window changes completely.

01-06-2004, 11:38 AM	#10
Bokken Baaz Draconian Join Date: August 28, 2001 Location: Australia Age: 48 Posts: 708	Actually there is a download through the microsoft Auto Update service that may just do it for you. I can't remember what it was called as I just instaled it but it seems that it may allow you to uninstal certain windows components including MSN and IE. In the Microsoft Windows Update Page it's basic description is that it adds another help option along with a Set Program Access And Defaults Option on the right tab of the start menu. I haven't tried unintstaling Messenger as I use it but it may just do the trick. I also noticed that after instaling it, the whole add remove programs window changes completely.