They are both Windows components. You must have installed some software
such as SQL or Exchange server that required the components.
By default, the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC)
service is installed by in Windows 2000. You cannot uninstall it by
using Add/Remove Programs.
Fly......
jimpurcell2001 wrote:
>
> In the Add-Remove CPL, the Windows component section are two new
> programs. They are com+ 18 Megabytes and 'distributed transaction
> coordinator' 7M. They seem to be related, and the important thing is
> that you can't uncheck them to get rid of them. That fact led me to
> wonder whether this is some kind of malware. They are not on my other
> computer, but it was recently 'rescued' using the factory disks. The
> descriptions are similar hence my feeling that they are related/ They
> sound similar, something about providing support for some kind of
> distributing for developers.
>
> Anyone know anything about this?
>
> Jim
>
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