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Removing Previously Installed Service Packs Microsoft does not recommend removing earlier service packs from your computer before you install a new one. However, when you want to prevent the automatic installation of an earlier service pack on computers added to your organizational unit (for example, to prevent computers from being upgraded to Service Pack 3, because SP4 is now available), you can do so by performing the following procedure. For information about removing service packs that were deployed with Group Policy, see Removing a Service Pack Deployed by Using Group Policy later in this guide. To remove an earlier service pack: In the console tree, double-click Active Directory Users and Computers to expand the tree, double-click the name of the domain where the organizational unit that is receiving the service pack resides, and then double-click the applicable organizational unit name. Right-click the Active Directory object that the MSI package is applied to, and then click Properties. Double-click the GPO you want to edit (for example, Desktop SP4 Upgrade). In the Group Policy snap-in, double-click Software Settings under the Computer Configuration node. Right-click the software package you want to stop installing on computers newly added to your organizational unit (for example, Windows 2000 Service Pack 3. Click All Tasks and then click Remove. Click Allow users to continue to use the software, but prevent new installations and then click OK.