Uninstalling Network Components from Command Line

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Discarnate

Is there any way to uninstall network components-- or
more specifically, File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft
Networks-- from a command line or batch file in Windows
XP? I've tried all of the following commands...

net stop Browser
net stop Server
sc stop LanmanServer
sc config LanmanServer start= disabled
sc delete Lanman Server

.... and they do successfully remove the Server service,
but when I view the properties of a network connection,
File and Printer Sharing is still installed. I thought
File and Printer Sharing was part of the Server service,
but apparently I was wrong.

Anyway, I need to find some way to automate the removal
of File and Printer Sharing, or to make my winnt.sif
answer file not install it in the first place. Anyone
have any ideas?
 
Discarnate said:
Is there any way to uninstall network components-- or
more specifically, File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft
Networks-- from a command line or batch file in Windows
XP? I've tried all of the following commands...
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Hi

You can use Snetcfg.exe to remove F&PS totally (this will also Remove
the server service):

http://groups.google.com/[email protected]
 
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