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Not sure if you have a specific reason for asking a &quot;script&quot;... <br />
But you could remove it from Add/remove programs ... Windows Components .. 
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Not sure if you have a specific reason for asking a "script"...
But you could remove it from Add/remove programs ... Windows Components ..

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Ya I'm building a login script to remove it from all our systems.
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Ya I'm building a login script to remove it from all our systems.

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To remove just Outlook Express, create a text file that contains:<br />

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[Components]<br />
OEAccess = off<br />

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then use the following command:<br />

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sysocmgr.exe /i:%windir%\inf\sysoc.inf /u:{file}.txt /q /r<br />

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Note: I usually remove games and messenger also. Here is what my entire text file looks like:<br />

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[Components]<br />
Freecell = off<br />
Hearts = off<br />
ZoneGames = off<br />
Minesweeper = off<br />
Solitaire = off<br />
Spider = off<br />
Pinball = off<br />
Games = Off<br />
msnexplr = off<br />
msmsgs = off<br />
OEAccess = off<br />

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To remove just Outlook Express, create a text file that contains:


[Components]
OEAccess = off


then use the following command:


sysocmgr.exe /i:%windir%\inf\sysoc.inf /u:{file}.txt /q /r


Note: I usually remove games and messenger also. Here is what my entire text file looks like:


[Components]
Freecell = off
Hearts = off
ZoneGames = off
Minesweeper = off
Solitaire = off
Spider = off
Pinball = off
Games = Off
msnexplr = off
msmsgs = off
OEAccess = off


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eocslo this is dated 2007<br />
Funny though 4 years later windows 7 comes along and doesnt have any email client<br />

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eocslo this is dated 2007
Funny though 4 years later windows 7 comes along and doesnt have any email client


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Need help finding a script that will remove Outlook Express from Windows XP
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Need help finding a script that will remove Outlook Express from Windows XP

Need help finding a script that will remove outlook express from Windows XP

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