Okay, i'm glad about both SP1 (been running on my system for months
with no trouble) and SP2 (running for a week now with no trouble).
There's no going back for me. How do I delete the uninstall info to
reclaim the disk space? thanks.

Many issues may arise when you install third party software such as Norton
AV2004.
Not that this will make a difference.

To remove you backups you have to set your explorer to view all
files/folders.
The backups will show up in the windows directory. Each backup folder will
have a name similar to ($NtUninstallQ828026$). This is an example from my
Windows 2000 machine.

If it was me, I would leave it be.

"Mike Henley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Okay, i'm glad about both SP1 (been running on my system for months
> with no trouble) and SP2 (running for a week now with no trouble).
> There's no going back for me. How do I delete the uninstall info to
> reclaim the disk space? thanks.

You also need to remove the corresponding entries in the Registry, before
you delete the backup files.


" JCO" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:IaaUc.22905$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Many issues may arise when you install third party software such as Norton
> AV2004.
> Not that this will make a difference.
>
> To remove you backups you have to set your explorer to view all
> files/folders.
> The backups will show up in the windows directory. Each backup folder
> will
> have a name similar to ($NtUninstallQ828026$). This is an example from my
> Windows 2000 machine.
>
> If it was me, I would leave it be.
>
> "Mike Henley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Okay, i'm glad about both SP1 (been running on my system for months
>> with no trouble) and SP2 (running for a week now with no trouble).
>> There's no going back for me. How do I delete the uninstall info to
>> reclaim the disk space? thanks.
>
>