You may receive an error message that says the Windows 2003 Service Pack uninstall files will be removed. As it turns out, there are several ways to fix this problem, and we’ll get back to that shortly.
I have Windows Server 2003 with 0 free bytes on this system drive.
I don’t want to uninstall any batch services or updates. Can I safely remove $ NtServicePackUninstall $ and $ NtUninstallkb from Windows folder?
The ie7update directory also exists. Can I safely delete?
Thanks for the advance
The Answers
Yes, you can delete $ ntuninstall folders except $ hf_mig $. These folders can be created very well after upgrade / patching with uninstall directories installed that might otherwise be removed. produce uninstall programs or ccleaner. If you are in no doubt that you will not restore these versions (which is very likely), you can safely delete most of your files. I am deleting files on my domain and I see no problem.
Sachin Gadhave MCP, MCSA, MCTS
Marked as a response by user Dmsusa May 29, 2012 9:17
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I just don’t want to uninstall the delivery service or possibly an update, so can I safely uninstall $ NtServicePackUninstall $ and $ NtUninstallkb in the folder?
There is also an ie7update folder. Can I safely delete?
Thanks in advance
I am eating Windows Server 2003 with 4 bytes on a free system disk.
I’m not going to remove any service packs or modifications. M How can I safely remove $ NtServicePackUninstall $ and $ NtUninstallkb from the Windows folder?
The Answers
Yes, you can delete $ ntuninstall folders, except for this type of $ hf_mig $. These folders are created with Make Update / Hotfix installed along with uninstall files, which can also be removed. Uninstall programs with Ccleaner. If you are confident that the public will not return these updates (which is actually very likely), then these files can be safely deleted. I am deleting these files on my domain so that there are no problems.
Sachin Gadhave MCP, MCSA, MCTS
Marked as a response by user Dmsusa May 29, 2012 9:17
Yes, you can delete the corresponding $ ntuninstall folders, except for this Th template $ hf_mig $. These folders are created after the update / patch using the installed uninstall files, which could otherwise be very easily removed. add uninstaller or ccleaner. If you are sure (which is very likely) that you cannot rollback these types of updates, delete the files when it is safe to do so. I deleted these file types on my domain and found no problem.
Marked as a response by user Dmsusa May 29, 2012 9:17
