I've been looking on the web, but i can't seem to find any answer. In windows 2003, when updates are installed, there are $ntuninstall compressed folder that I can delete if i'm sure i won't need to uninstall the update. is there any such thing in windows server 2008? I starts off the installation with around 10GB or less, and after all the updates, it's taking 7GB extra. any help would be much appreciated.

Hello Tom4789,They do not exist in Windows Server 2008Thanks, Darrell Gorter[MSFT] This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights

hi Tom4789,These $NTUninstall folders are created when you install a Microsoft Service Pack, a hotfix, or certain security updates , and in earlier OS if you delete the $NTUninstall folder , it was not possible to uninstall the hotfix / service pack . windows 2008 doesnt have $NTuninstall folder created.sainath windows driver development.