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10-Jun-2002, 12:35 PM #1
W2K add/remove programs
A complaint with W2K professional is that once you hve the system set up you do not have the option to change the installed components like wordpad, games, calculator and so on. To make these components viewable edit the sysoc.inf file. It is located in the windows/inf folder. Remove any instance of the word HIDE.
Go back to add/remove programs / windows components and they should be there.

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