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by lcooke

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I am trying to remove the remote Administration tools from a W2k Pro workstation that is being repurposed. I removed the Windows 2000 Administration tools from Add/Remove programs in the control panel. However, Internet Service Manager, Distributed File System and Routing and Remote access still remained in Admin tools for the workstation. I deleted those three snap-ins but now everytime I open the admin tools and click on Computer Management I get a pop-up message:

Internet Service Manager No administerable services found.

I would like to be get rid of this. Help anyone?

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by pisces_ldh

Hi

Create computer managemen console again. Run MMC, from console menu select add remove snapin, click on add select computer management, in next screen it will ask for loacl computer or another computer selec loacl computer. Close snap-in window. Save the console

Hope this will solve ur problem. Please feel free to mail me

by pan 13 x

these are services loaded local to the machine. go through the windows setup and windows setup and look at the window options that are installed. remove iis dfs adn ras . reboot the system and all is back to normal. I did the same thing with a workstation I was using to domain admin and upgrade.

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