This should be pretty simple, but I think that I have been
looking at it for too long. I need to reinstall Exchange
2003, as the setup was incorrect and on the wrong drive.
I want to reinstall Exchange on the correct drive.
However, when I try to remove exchange, I get the message
about a mailbox existing and needing to be moved, or the
client mail disabled.

Ok, seems straight forward, there is the administrator
account and a test user account. No other account were
set up with mailboxes.

I have deleted mailboxes (from exchange tasks in AD users
& Computers) and I have also tried disabling exchange
features. No luck either way.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in Adnvance

Re: Uninstalling Exch2003 by Isaac

Isaac
Tue Aug 26 11:20:24 CDT 2003

Phil,

You can make a call into Microsoft support for a free utility to remove any
hidden mailboxes. There will be no charge for the call.
--
Isaac B. Carter MCSE
Microsoft Exchange Support

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"Phil" <Phil_stout@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:07ad01c36be7$4b9be070$a001280a@phx.gbl...
> This should be pretty simple, but I think that I have been
> looking at it for too long. I need to reinstall Exchange
> 2003, as the setup was incorrect and on the wrong drive.
> I want to reinstall Exchange on the correct drive.
> However, when I try to remove exchange, I get the message
> about a mailbox existing and needing to be moved, or the
> client mail disabled.
>
> Ok, seems straight forward, there is the administrator
> account and a test user account. No other account were
> set up with mailboxes.
>
> I have deleted mailboxes (from exchange tasks in AD users
> & Computers) and I have also tried disabling exchange
> features. No luck either way.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Thanks in Adnvance