Hello RM,
There isn't a way to 'rollback' the service pack in the sense that you are
looking for. Since the service pack was slipstreamed, we have nothing to
rollback to.
However, if you were to upgrade Windows 2000 over the top of itself, this
time using a non-slipstreamed copy of Windows, you will take the files back
to the older versions. And since this is an upgrade, all of your
applications should be intact (unless they rely on updates that were
provided in the service pack).
At that point, then you can install whatever service pack you want and you
will have to reinstall your security updates as well.
--
Robert Mitchell
Windows NT4&2000 MCSE
Microsoft Enterprise Support
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