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by wesley.chin

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Can SteadyState for Windows XP be uninstalled?

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by Former member

And delete it from there.

More info here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/sharedaccess/whatis/default.mspx

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by wesley.chin

I also saw what MS had said. I had wanted to to know if what is supposed to happens really does happen. Has anyone actually installed and then removed it? I know some people who installed XP SP3 thinking that it could be uninstalled.

by Former member

If you really want to know how things work sometimes, it is better to find out yourself. Only then will you know. Do not wait for, " yea it does this and it does that", just do it and then save the answer in a word doc.
So what are you waiting for, a guided tour?.

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by wesley.chin

I want to avoid doing something that can't be reversed. I can think of scenarios where what Steadystate promises would not be ideal..

by ic-it

Then play to your hearts content. Major SNAFU, re-image. ;-)

by Former member

Do a full back up and you will be safe.
Do a fresh install if anything goes wrong.
So what seams to be the problem?.
You want a "yes it is ok do it" type of answer. Well computers do not do things the way we want them to sometimes. So the best course is to just find out by your own means.

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