Remove all resident Microsoft games from Windows XP Pro

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I have 4 new computers coming into an industrial environment on a new
machine. I want to remove all of the resident Microsoft computers games that
come with Windows XP.

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support (More info?)

Chrobot wrote:
> I have 4 new computers coming into an industrial environment on a new
> machine. I want to remove all of the resident Microsoft computers games that
> come with Windows XP.


That's OK with us; it's standard practice in a professional/corporate
environment. Go right ahead and remove the games.


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Procedures for Configuration of Internet Games on Windows XP

The following procedures describe:

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How to use Control Panel to remove Internet games from an individual computer running Windows XP with SP2.
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How to exclude Internet games during unattended installation of Windows XP with SP2 by using an answer file.

To Remove Games from Windows XP Through Control Panel

1.

Click Start, and then either click Control Panel, or point to Settings and then click Control Panel.
2.

Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
3.

Click Add/Remove Windows Components (on the left).
4.

Select Accessories and Utilities, and then click Details.
5.

Select Games, and then click Details.
6.

From the Games dialog box, clear the check boxes for the games that you want to remove from the installation.

There is a single check box for all the Internet games. If any Internet games are removed, all are removed.
7.

Follow the instructions to complete the Windows Components Wizard.