Important Notes:
There are no executable programs in the Intel Packet Protect folder that will uninstall Intel Packet Protect on your system. You must use the Add/Remove Programs applet to uninstall Intel Packet Protect.
Uninstalling Intel Packet Protect from a system permanently removes all Intel Packet Protect-related files, including IPSec, IKE, policies, and related Intel Packet Protect program files.
When you uninstall Intel Packet Protect, you lose all your customizations. Any changes that you made to Intel Packet Protect, such as new destination workgroups, rules, or security actions, will be permanently deleted.
Do not use any other method to uninstall Intel Packet Protect. While there are executable files in the Intel Packet Protect folder that may seem like they could be used for uninstalling Intel Packet Protect, they will not work properly and will make it very difficult for you to re-install Intel Packet Protect.
From the Start menu, select: Settings > Control Panel.
Double-click Add/Remove Programs.
On the Install/Uninstall tab, select Intel Packet Protect and click Add/Remove. Follow the prompts to uninstall Intel Packet Protect.
The system may ask you to restart Windows.
If you are not going to use any IP Security software on this machine, you should also disable IPSec in the Intel PROSet II control panel utility.
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