"Daniel Dyck" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:0a7801c352c1$83105fc0$(E-Mail Removed):

> My company is using XP Professional. I don't see any point
> in Movie Maker being on the machines. How can I remove it?

The same way that you customize any aspect of Windows XP. Tell your system
administrator that you want it removed, and he will use the appropriate
tools to do so.

This is an XP administration problem, not a MovieMaker problem. Ask in an
XP administration group for more specific advice.

whoever! Did u create Movie Maker? you seem so against
anyone removing the pile of xxxx that is Movie Maker i
would love to remove it as all it does is take up space
that could be put to better use like store pics of
excrement.
>-----Original Message-----
>"Daniel Dyck" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
>news:0a7801c352c1$83105fc0$(E-Mail Removed):
>
>> My company is using XP Professional. I don't see any
point
>> in Movie Maker being on the machines. How can I remove
it?
>
>The same way that you customize any aspect of Windows
XP. Tell your system
>administrator that you want it removed, and he will use
the appropriate
>tools to do so.
>
>This is an XP administration problem, not a MovieMaker
problem. Ask in an
>XP administration group for more specific advice.
>.
>

"davadvice" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:004101c35450$88224510$(E-Mail Removed):

> whoever! Did u create Movie Maker? you seem so against
> anyone removing the pile of xxxx that is Movie Maker i
> would love to remove it as all it does is take up space
> that could be put to better use like store pics of
> excrement.

I don't care whether you remove it or not. I just don't have any intention
of helping the sort of fool who would be so obnoxious about saving 2 or 3
cents worth of disk space. If you're too stupid to figure out that you need
XP Administration help, then you're probably too stupid to follow any
advice you'd get here anyway.