Can anyone uninstall IE7 even though it's built into Vista?

I have a Vista Home Preminum on my Toshiba laptop and aside from the built in
software from Toshiba, I've been trying to get rid of IE7 ever since I got
the laptop. Each time i try to delete it, it says that I don't have
permission to do this ALTHOUGH i am the adminstrator on the laptop. It seems
that each time i try to delete something that i know i don't need like:

Windows Journal
Windows Collaboration
Windows Defender
Windows Mail

It doesn't let me delete them!! Is there any way to get rid of IE7 from this
computer and perhaps the things listed above [seleted windows programs]?

Kirrin
Mon Apr 02 15:21:04 CDT 2007

I don't think you are able to uninstall IE7 unless you had IE6 before
and then installed IE7. If the machine came with IE7, then you can't get
rid of it AFAIK (and I don't know much).


Clazziquai Heroine wrote:
> I have a Vista Home Preminum on my Toshiba laptop and aside from the built in
> software from Toshiba, I've been trying to get rid of IE7 ever since I got
> the laptop. Each time i try to delete it, it says that I don't have
> permission to do this ALTHOUGH i am the adminstrator on the laptop. It seems
> that each time i try to delete something that i know i don't need like:
>
> Windows Journal
> Windows Collaboration
> Windows Defender
> Windows Mail
>
> It doesn't let me delete them!! Is there any way to get rid of IE7 from this
> computer and perhaps the things listed above [seleted windows programs]?

Frank
Mon Apr 02 20:02:48 CDT 2007

"Clazziquai Heroine" <Clazziquai Heroine @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:4824DF14-3E7B-4D73-BED5-F1FB980FCA06@microsoft.com...
>I have a Vista Home Preminum on my Toshiba laptop and aside from the built
>in
> software from Toshiba, I've been trying to get rid of IE7 ever since I got
> the laptop. Each time i try to delete it, it says that I don't have
> permission to do this ALTHOUGH i am the adminstrator on the laptop. It
> seems
> that each time i try to delete something that i know i don't need like:
>
> Windows Journal
> Windows Collaboration
> Windows Defender
> Windows Mail
>
> It doesn't let me delete them!! Is there any way to get rid of IE7 from
> this
> computer and perhaps the things listed above [seleted windows programs]?

No.

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