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1.6.2.4 Removing or Disabling Software

Windows Server 2003 allows you to automatically remove software you no longer want deployed in your

organization. To remove software, right-click the package file name in Software Installation, point to All

Tasks, and then click Remove. In the Remove Software dialog box, select Immediately Uninstall The

Software From Users And Computers (Forced Removal) to automatically delete the application from the

computer, either the next time the computer is turned on or the next time a user logs on; or select Allow

Users To Continue To Use The Software, But Prevent New Installations (Optional Removal).

Note: Only software that has been installed from a Windows Installer package

file can be removed using Group Policy. Any software that was installed

without using Windows Installer must be removed manually.

You can use the Qfecheck.exe program to check the current service pack and hotfix status of a computer.

The Qfecheck.exe program is available for download from the Microsoft support Web site. To display a

Qfecheck report, run Qfecheck.exe from the command prompt. The report includes the current service pack

level of the operating system and a list of installed hotfixes. Qfecheck indicates whether each hotfix is

current on the system or needs to be reinstalled.

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