Removing Service Pack 2

[CaptainKahuna]

OK, I installed SP2, and it broke some of my network stuff, so I want to remove it. When I go to add/remove programs and choose SP2, it tells me that I can remove SP2, but presents me with a long list that might no longer work correctly if I remove SP2. I installed most of these pre-SP2, but some post. Should I ignore the warning a removing anyway? Here's the list:

UPnp User Interface
Adobe SVG Viewer 6.0
Azureus
CtraxAX
DVDXCopy
Logitech Resource Center
Max DVD to AVI Converter 3.0
Max DVD to MPEG 3.0
mIRC
Mozilla Firefox (1.0PR)
Mozilla Sunbird (0.2a)
Mozilla Thunderbird (0.8)
Shortkeys Lite
DVD Copy Plus
Logitech Mouseware 9.79.1
Java 2 Runtime Environment SE v1.4.2_05
Logitech Desktop Messenger
Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage
Digital Audio Player
AppRocket
Black and White

What particularly concerns me are Firefox, Sunbird, and Thunderbird. Why would they be tied to SP2?

 

[John P]

Do a system restore to a point before you installed SP-2.

 

[CaptainKahuna]

Originally posted by: John P.
Do a system restore to a point before you installed SP-2.

Won't that goof up any programs I've installed since then?

 

[boshuter]

There should be a restore point right before the SP2 install.

 

[MrChad]

What problems are you having with your "network stuff"?

 

[CaptainKahuna]

Originally posted by: MrChad
What problems are you having with your "network stuff"?

Bunch of University programs and stuff, IS is giving me crap (besides the fact that I cant get to some school stuff)

 

[jpthomas]

Originally posted by: John P.
Do a system restore to a point before you installed SP-2.

Thats what I did and it worked flawlessly.