Thanks Bill and Sandy58 for your replies!
You can see the problem, however, (and I don't mean this nastily at all, I
assure both of you - it just made me smile) - one says keep them and the
other bin them!
If they are uninstall programs, why do I need them as I've never needed to
uninstall a single update yet. On top of that I wouldn't know how to use
them or what they would uninstall if I did use them. As an example, one of
these is $NtUninstallQ329048$, which, obviously, uninstalls update Q329048$
but what exactly is this and how would I know if this were the cause of my
computer problem - assuuming I had one?
I have a 200 gigabyte main 'C' drive plus two other 200 gigabyte drives ('D'
and 'E') so room isn't a problem. It's just that the long, long list of blue
uninstall programs irritated me and made me wonder what on earth they do,
why they are there taking up room, and whether they can be deleted or not.
A large number are dated April 2006, so I would have thought that, as I have
had no problems with Windows, these could be deleted. It seems that the best
thing to do is leave them alone but, out of interest, I thought I'd ask. As
a matter of interest, are they anything to do with the Windows 'Restore'
point?
Thanks again for both your replies and no offence was intended - honest!
John
"John Vanini" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have almost 500 MB of blue uninstall updates (such as
>$NtUninstallKB835732$) in the Windows folder and wondered whether I can
>delete these or not.
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> They are, obviously, from their names, uninstall programs, so, as my
> windows is working fine, do I need these?
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> I have searched the Internet but am more confused by the answers I have
> read than I was before! I've been to the MS website and that didn't help
> in the slightest!
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> I'd be grateful for any help, please.
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