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From experience, this works.<br />
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Go to Start<br />
Settings<br />
Network Connections. <br />
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Open the Local Area Connection. Click on the Properties button. <br />
In the list, click on Novell Client for Windows. Click the Uninstall button. Follow the instuctions on the screen to uninstall the Novell Network Client. 
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From experience, this works.


Go to Start
Settings
Network Connections.

Open the Local Area Connection. Click on the Properties button.
In the list, click on Novell Client for Windows. Click the Uninstall button. Follow the instuctions on the screen to uninstall the Novell Network Client.

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As hewittg says, the client can generally remove itself via the usual mechanism provided in Windoze for altering a machine's network configuration. The &nbsp;info from TID #10013922 should only be needed if something else is hosed on the machine and the resultant effects on the house-of-cards nature of Windoze makes it impossible to remove the client normally.
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As hewittg says, the client can generally remove itself via the usual mechanism provided in Windoze for altering a machine's network configuration. The  info from TID #10013922 should only be needed if something else is hosed on the machine and the resultant effects on the house-of-cards nature of Windoze makes it impossible to remove the client normally.

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Use the freeware utility called CleanIt from Messaging Architects.<br />
<a href="http://www.messagingarchitects.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.messagingarchitects.com/</a><br />

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Use the freeware utility called CleanIt from Messaging Architects.
http://www.messagingarchitects.com/ [http://www.messagingarchitects.com/]


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I have a Win XP Pro machine that i'm having client difficult with.<br />
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Is there a tool or utility out there to completely remove all instances of any novell clients that have been installed on a machine?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Patrick
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I have a Win XP Pro machine that i'm having client difficult with.

Is there a tool or utility out there to completely remove all instances of any novell clients that have been installed on a machine?

Thanks,

Patrick

Novell Client Removal Tool

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