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First of all you should read TommyP's instructions about creating removal files here - they are not so difficult but when you learn them you'll get a real power in your hands to make your own Windows 2000
Do you want to try deleting IIS (Internet Information Services) files from your installation source?
iis.rem
achg.ht admexs.dl admwprox.dl admxprox.dl adrot.dl adsiis.dl aexp.ht aexp2.ht aexp2b.ht aexp3.ht aexp4.ht aexp4b.ht anot.ht anot3.ht asp.dl aspperf.dl asptxn.dl authfilt.dl axperf.in browscap.dl browscap.in certmap.oc certwiz.oc cnfgprts.oc coadmin.dl compfilt.dl controt.dl convlog.ex counters.dl exstrace.dl fortutil.ex fscfg.dl ftpctrs.in ftpctrs2.dl ftpmib.dl ftpsapi2.dl ftpsvc2.dl gzip.dl httpext.dl httpmib.dl httpodbc.dl iis.dl iis.in iis.ms iis5_01.ca iis5_02.ca iis5_03.ca iisadmin.dl iischema.dl iisclex4.dl iiscrmap.dl iisdbg.in iisdbg.ca iisext.dl iisfecnv.dl iislog.dl iismap.dl iisperf.pm iisreset.ex iisrstap.dl iisrstas.ex iisrtl.dl iissync.ex iisui.dl ims.ca ims.in inetinfo.ex inetmgr.dl inetmgr.ex inetsloc.dl infoadmn.dl infocomm.dl infoctrs.dl infoctrs.in isatq.dl iscomlog.dl ism.dl iwrps.dl logscrpt.dl logtemp.sq logui.oc lonsint.dl md5filt.dl mdsync.dl mdutil.ex metadata.dl myinfo.dl nextlink.dl nsepm.dl pagecnt.dl permchk.dl pws.ex pwsdata.dl pwstray.ex rpcref.dl spud.sy ssinc.dl sspifilt.dl status.dl staxmem.dl svcext.dl text.ht tools.dl w3ctrs.dl w3ctrs.in w3ext.dl w3scfg.dl w3svapi.dl w3svc.dl wam.dl wamps.dl wamreg.dl wamregps.dl
iis.rin
sysoc.in;iis.inf sysoc.in;iisdbg.inf sysoc.in;ims.inf
Place the files in HFCLEANUP and run HFSLIP. Does it work? All files are taken from IIS.INF, IISDBG.INF and IMS.INF.
PS I have not tried it yet and this list is a bit different from TommyP's one. All files come from IIS.INF. Let me know if some files should be added or deleted from the script.
This post has been edited by Oleg_II: 11 December 2005 - 02:50 AM
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