I installed Service Pack 3 awhile back, and it's been running fine.  I've also got 
before-and-after full backups, so I  have no worries about not being able to revert 
my system to SP2.

So I'd like to wipe from my hard drive the *ability* to remove SP3, and also remove 
all the associated SP3 backup files.  (These would be the backups that the SP3 installation 
process made of the pre-SP3 versions of a thousand or so system files and settings.)

Is there a simple, elegant way to do this?  The heavyhanded way seems to be to just 
delete the Windows\$NTServicePackUninstall$ directory...but that would leave behind 
the "Uninstall SP3" entry in Add/Remove programs, and perhaps other things as well.

Thanks!

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