Tech Tips / Windows NT / Installation and Configuration
Can't uninstall SP4 or higher?
If you're unable to uninstall a service pack, it's possible that you've reinstalled the service pack and told the installer to make a backup. If a service pack has already been installed, and you reapply it for whatever reason, the backup procedure will overwrite anything else in the backup folder with the current version. To preserve the old system files, copy the backup folder to another location for storage.
Submit your Tech Tips
If you're an experienced IT professional and would like to share your expertise with other Setup32.com readers, why not submit a new tip to our Tech Tips area?
Latest Tech Tips in this category
- Windows NT and Windows 9x can't share roaming profiles
- Application sharing between Win9x and Windows NT
- Quick disk safety nets for Windows 2000 upgrade
- Apply service packs with a silent install
- Don't apply a 40-bit service pack over a 128-bit system
- Service Pack 6 or 6a?
- What service pack am I running?
- Resetting license info
Related Subjects
Certification Links
Contact Us | Advertise | Authors | Subject Index | RSS Feeds 
Copyright ©2009 Setup32.com