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More info?)
no problem.. Post back with your results. I'd like to know if you get it
solved.
"matchstich" <matchstich@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C847646C-0240-43C9-9697-6F5D762A8EEE@microsoft.com...
> ill have to go back and read the link again, i thought it said i couldnt
> download the patch with out 1st downloading the service pack. oh, i
> finally
> found an article in the newspaper that tells how to find the folder with
> all
> the uninstalls in it, thanks for the tip on search, ill try that also, i
> found a deal on microsoft help about deleteing the server program cept it
> said to use the uninstall, and that is what i cant find, i do appreciate
> everything
> --
> xp-pro,sp2,
> computer newbie
>
>
> "lvee" wrote:
>
>> The link was meant to provide some basic info regarding the ms patch
>> update
>> you keeping being notified about. I know it was for an update that you
>> don't
>> want, but the rest of the information seemed useful.
>> I guess, if it was my computer, I would make a backup, then delete the
>> files, but then, I don't have anything important on my computer.
>> There is a program I like, called RegSeeker that can be used to search
>> for
>> files that you want to delete, but all other measures failed to remove
>> all
>> the files. You can download and install it from The Major Geeks. It's a
>> Freeware version, and if you like it enough you can always but the Full
>> version.
>> I would suggest searching for ' SQL Server version number' as your search
>> terms, as well as the specific files you mentioned.
>>
>> "matchstich" <matchstich@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:421313A4-263C-4937-805F-CBCBA1EBD057@microsoft.com...
>> > ivee, i went on the link you provived, cept from what i read it wants
>> > me
>> > download more server software, a patch and a service pack, i really
>> > dont
>> > want more server software on here, i want to be rid of all server
>> > software, i
>> > got hit with the 02-039 again to day, my system will freeze up
>> > shortly,
>> > always does, this time it was from ip 210.80.182.142, same protocal udp
>> > --
>> > xp-pro,sp2,
>> > computer newbie
>> >
>> >
>> > "matchstich" wrote:
>> >
>> >> ok, so if i find the sqlsrv32.dll, i can just delete it? i looed
>> >> everywhere
>> >> i could think of and cant find a uninstall for it. i had done the
>> >> add/remove, nada there, and i have show all updates checked. search
>> >> gave
>> >> me
>> >> 90 files with sql , i dont have microsoft office, cost too much for
>> >> me,
>> >> this
>> >> sytem didnt come with any extra programs bundled with it, but i would
>> >> like to
>> >> have word, anyhew, thanks
>> >> --
>> >> xp-pro,sp2,
>> >> computer newbie
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "lvee" wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > here is a rather lengthy article..however, the version you had
>> >> > installed
>> >> > previously is not the same as the article describes.
>> >> > I guess you could try a couple of things...
>> >> > First, on your add/remove programs page, do you have 'show all
>> >> > updates'
>> >> > selected? It's located near the top of the page.
>> >> > You can also try to do a search of your registry for SQL... but make
>> >> > sure to
>> >> > backup first, as there is, I think a SQL type file in Windows
>> >> > Office...make
>> >> > you search for the right thing.
>> >> > You can use the Start>search feature to look for those files as
>> >> > well.
>> >> >
>> >> > Anyway..the article,
>> >> >
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS02-039.mspx
>> >> >
>> >> > The files I was referring to are not used for uninstalling
>> >> > programs..but
>> >> > rather removing the files needed to uninstall those patches, etc, so
>> >> > don't
>> >> > delete any of the files that I mentioned earlier.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > "matchstich" <matchstich@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> >> > news:6FB78BBA-D29F-428D-890F-0FE377AB0CA4@microsoft.com...
>> >> > >i went to admin tools and found SQL server, version 200.85.117.00,
>> >> > >file
>> >> > > sqlsrv32.dll, date 8-4-2004, i guess that is the one i want to be
>> >> > > rid of,
>> >> > > any ideas on how i can go about getting that uninstalled or can i
>> >> > > delete
>> >> > > it,
>> >> > > how do i find it to remove it, i found this in odbc data source
>> >> > > administrator
>> >> > > --
>> >> > > xp-pro,sp2,
>> >> > > computer newbie
>> >> > >
>> >> > >
>> >> > > "Will Denny" wrote:
>> >> > >
>> >> > >> Hi
>> >> > >>
>> >> > >> If you are running XP Pro, how have you managed to accumulate SQL
>> >> > >> Server
>> >> > >> files? Just tell the 02-039 update that you don't want it - hide
>> >> > >> it.
>> >> > >> Although Server 2003 somehow has updated itself with an XP Pro
>> >> > >> update
>> >> > >> here!!
>> >> > >>
>> >> > >> You'll have to try and uninstall all the SQL Server updates via
>> >> > >> Add/Remove
>> >> > >> Programs in the first instance.
>> >> > >>
>> >> > >> --
>> >> > >>
>> >> > >> Will Denny
>> >> > >> MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
>> >> > >> Please reply to the News Groups
>> >> > >>
>> >> > >>
>> >> > >> "matchstich" <matchstich@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> >> > >> message
>> >> > >> news:EA025CDD-2EBE-4A72-8BF0-FB87A27C0905@microsoft.com...
>> >> > >> > im trying to delete every program on my system related to SQL
>> >> > >> > server, i
>> >> > >> > keep
>> >> > >> > getting hit with ms02-039 which freezes my puter for a few days
>> >> > >> > everytime,
>> >> > >> > i
>> >> > >> > thought that if i can get rid of SQl server files, i will stop
>> >> > >> > being
>> >> > >> > annoyed
>> >> > >> > by that, i found that i had resoruce tool kits for server 2003,
>> >> > >> > deleted
>> >> > >> > it, i
>> >> > >> > have xp-pro for home use, not running a server. i may have
>> >> > >> > mistakenly
>> >> > >> > downloaded updates for server and want to be sure i remove them
>> >> > >> > all,
>> >> > >> > was
>> >> > >> > hoping that the uninstall folder will let me know what is in my
>> >> > >> > system
>> >> > >> > so
>> >> > >> > i
>> >> > >> > can find a way to remove any unwanted programs, im a newbie,
>> >> > >> > just
>> >> > >> > guessing
>> >> > >> > at
>> >> > >> > this, thanks
>> >> > >> >
>> >> > >> > "Bob I" wrote:
>> >> > >> >
>> >> > >> >> Control Panel, Add-Remove.
>> >> > >> >>
>> >> > >> >> matchstich wrote:
>> >> > >> >>
>> >> > >> >> > ive read on a few of these post where folks say they go to a
>> >> > >> >> > folder
>> >> > >> >> > or
>> >> > >> >> > something and see a long list if uninstall's for programs on
>> >> > >> >> > thier
>> >> > >> >> > systems,
>> >> > >> >> > can any one tell how to i find that? thanks
>> >> > >> >>
>> >> > >> >>
>> >> > >>
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