siberianItGuy
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I want to uninstall service pack 1 on my windows 7 home premium system, so that I can install Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 which apparently cannot be installed before SP1.
The problem is when I go to Control Panel --->Programs--->View installed updates I don't see SP1 in the list. But winver is showing that it is installed. What's going on?
Any help would be appreciated.
I want to uninstall service pack 1 on my windows 7 home premium system, so that I can install Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 which apparently cannot be installed before SP1.
The problem is when I go to Control Panel --->Programs--->View installed updates I don't see SP1 in the list. But winver is showing that it is installed. What's going on?
Any help would be appreciated.
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If you insist.....
Another way to uninstall SP1 by using command prompt.
See this MS tutorial :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows7/uninstall-sp1
Read .......Uninstalling SP1 using Command Prompt.
Also read the part about .... " If you can't uninstall SP1 ".
Another way to uninstall SP1 by using command prompt.
See this MS tutorial :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows7/uninstall-sp1
Read .......Uninstalling SP1 using Command Prompt.
Also read the part about .... " If you can't uninstall SP1 ".
davidhk129
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Look again.
It is under Microsoft Windows heading.
The name listed is ..............
( Also cross reference with the date on the extreme right hand side, if you remember the month and year you installed SP1.)
It is under Microsoft Windows heading.
The name listed is ..............
( Also cross reference with the date on the extreme right hand side, if you remember the month and year you installed SP1.)
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davidhk129
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Hi
I want to uninstall service pack 1 on my windows 7 home premium system, so that I can install Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 which apparently cannot be installed before SP1.
The problem is when I go to Control Panel --->Programs--->View installed updates I don't see SP1 in the list. But winver is showing that it is installed. What's going on?
Any help would be appreciated.
I am confused.
Explain again please, why do you need to UN-install SP1 when you said.....
" ....which apparently cannot be installed before SP1......"
I did a google search and I found this.......
Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (SP1)
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So, how come you need to uninstall SP1 ?
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I think the key is win7 *home premium*.I am confused.
Explain again please, why do you need to UN-install SP1 when you said.....
" ....which apparently cannot be installed before SP1......"
I did a google search and I found this.......
Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (SP1)
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So, how come you need to uninstall SP1 ?
http://superuser.com/questions/680541/accept-remote-desktop-connections-in-windows-7-home-premium
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Look again.
It is under Microsoft Windows heading.
The name listed is ..............
( Also cross reference with the date on the extreme right hand side, if you remember the month and year you installed SP1.)
View attachment 27830
here you go.
and winver output.
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I think the key is win7 *home premium*.
http://superuser.com/questions/680541/accept-remote-desktop-connections-in-windows-7-home-premium
According to this MS article, it does not say you can install RSAT in Win 7 Home Premium, with or without SP1.
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Operating system availability
Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows Media Services can be installed only on a computer that is running Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 7 Enterprise, or Windows 7 Professional. Installation on Windows 7 Home Premium, on Windows 7 Home Basic, and on Windows 7 Starter is not supported.
I am sure you have already read a few " registry hacks " from the web.
For that, I would say..... do it at your own risk and lots of luck.
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davidhk129
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If you insist.....
Another way to uninstall SP1 by using command prompt.
See this MS tutorial :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows7/uninstall-sp1
Read .......Uninstalling SP1 using Command Prompt.
Also read the part about .... " If you can't uninstall SP1 ".
Another way to uninstall SP1 by using command prompt.
See this MS tutorial :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows7/uninstall-sp1
Read .......Uninstalling SP1 using Command Prompt.
Also read the part about .... " If you can't uninstall SP1 ".
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I don't think you need to uninstall the service pack....
siberianItGuy
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why do you think that? could you say more?I don't think you need to uninstall the service pack....
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this link at least seems to directly address my original question. thanks for the help.If you insist.....
Another way to uninstall SP1 by using command prompt.
See this MS tutorial :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-CA/windows7/uninstall-sp1
Read .......Uninstalling SP1 using Command Prompt.
Also read the part about .... " If you can't uninstall SP1 ".
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this link at least seems to directly address my original question. thanks for the help.
My desire is to help whichever way I can.
Whether my suggestions would be accepted is entirely at your discretion.
That said, it seems to me you have rejected the MS Article which says that Win 7 Home Premium ( with or without SP1 ) is not supported to install RSAT.
Forgive me for being blunt. Seems to me you only believe what you want to believe, and reject what you don't want to believe.
Good luck for your endeavor.
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well, you seem to be reading in a lot into my reply. i'm not sure how you managed to interprett my reply as dismissing anything.
i got exactly what the article is saying. i'm not dismissing anything. if anything i'm grateful for the new info.
I still have the original problem which I want to solve which is the need to access this system remotely. now I'm doing it though VNC server which has horrible performance for
whatever reason. hence I'm looking at alternatives such as using RDP but I'm not closed minded to other solutions.
anything that will get the job done will do just fine.
i got exactly what the article is saying. i'm not dismissing anything. if anything i'm grateful for the new info.
I still have the original problem which I want to solve which is the need to access this system remotely. now I'm doing it though VNC server which has horrible performance for
whatever reason. hence I'm looking at alternatives such as using RDP but I'm not closed minded to other solutions.
anything that will get the job done will do just fine.
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