If any user decides he or she does not want Windows Media Player on any
version of Windows Vista, is it possible to completely delete it off? Not
just disable it or have an alternative as default, but completely remove it
from the system?

Not in any supported fashion. If you wanted a system without Windows Media
Player, the Windows Vista N systems are designed for you.

If you are not on an N system, the Set Program Access and Defaults tool lets
you hide the access points to Windows Media Player.

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"hitman721" <hitman721@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:42BDBC95-16EF-4EFA-B4C7-FB77AAFF1945@microsoft.com...
> If any user decides he or she does not want Windows Media Player on any
> version of Windows Vista, is it possible to completely delete it off? Not
> just disable it or have an alternative as default, but completely remove
> it
> from the system?

The VideoInspector utility that you recommend is a spyware package.


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