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My husband uses Win XP on his computer. When you look at the add/remove
programs list, there are dozens of WinXP Hotfix entries displayed. Because
there are so many, its actually slowing down the loading time of the
add/remove program - meaning, you have to sit there and wait for all of
those files to be displayed.

My question, is there a way (short of deleting the actuall files, which I
assume are needed) to take those files off the display list?

--Tina
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Create a restore point and use TweakUI to remove the
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On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 12:22:16 -0400, in
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Tina - AffordableHOST.com scrawled:

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>My husband uses Win XP on his computer. When you look at the add/remove
>programs list, there are dozens of WinXP Hotfix entries displayed. Because
>there are so many, its actually slowing down the loading time of the
>add/remove program - meaning, you have to sit there and wait for all of
>those files to be displayed.
>
>My question, is there a way (short of deleting the actuall files, which I
>assume are needed) to take those files off the display list?
>
>--Tina

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"Tina - AffordableHOST.com" <> wrote in message
news:...
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> My husband uses Win XP on his computer. When you look at the add/remove
> programs list, there are dozens of WinXP Hotfix entries displayed.
Because
> there are so many, its actually slowing down the loading time of the
> add/remove program - meaning, you have to sit there and wait for all of
> those files to be displayed.
>
> My question, is there a way (short of deleting the actuall files, which I
> assume are needed) to take those files off the display list?
>
> --Tina

To soothe your soul, every Service Pack actually scraps all fixes that
preceded it.
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