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Once I see that hotfixes aren't going to cause problems, I usually delete the
uninstall files from C:\WINDOWS and then click on the "Remove" button for each
in Add or Remove Programs to get rid of the listings.
I recently had a problem that called for a repair install of XP. Of course,
many of the hotfixes had to be installed again once I did that. I deleted all
the hotfix uninstall files as usual, but when I tried to get rid of the Add or
Remove listing for KB810243, I found it has no Remove button.
I can get rid of the listing in the Registry, but was wondering why there's no
Remove button, which keeps this one from being removed the usual way. I'm sure
that particular hotfix was removed at some point before the repair install was
needed because I didn't have any hotfixes showing in Add or Remove Programs
then.
If KB810243 doesn't have a Remove button because it's one of those hotfixes that
can't be removed, why did it appear in the Add or Remove list at all?
Any ideas?
TIA!
Larc
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uninstall files from C:\WINDOWS and then click on the "Remove" button for each
in Add or Remove Programs to get rid of the listings.
I recently had a problem that called for a repair install of XP. Of course,
many of the hotfixes had to be installed again once I did that. I deleted all
the hotfix uninstall files as usual, but when I tried to get rid of the Add or
Remove listing for KB810243, I found it has no Remove button.
I can get rid of the listing in the Registry, but was wondering why there's no
Remove button, which keeps this one from being removed the usual way. I'm sure
that particular hotfix was removed at some point before the repair install was
needed because I didn't have any hotfixes showing in Add or Remove Programs
then.
If KB810243 doesn't have a Remove button because it's one of those hotfixes that
can't be removed, why did it appear in the Add or Remove list at all?
Any ideas?
TIA!
Larc
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