因為工作需要，所以需要移除Windows XP Sp2自帶的防火墻，找到了這篇文章。
Windows Firewall, as the name suggests, creates a protective wall
between your computer and the external traffic coming on to it.
Firewall helps in restricting and monitoring information that is
transferred between your computer and external sources such as a
network or the Internet. Configuring a firewall helps in preventing
unauthorized access to your computer and prevents malicious use of your
computer by hackers. On a Windows XP Service Pack 2 PC, the Windows
Firewall is enabled and turned on by default. In this article, we will
discuss the steps to remove firewall from your computer.
Need to Remove Firewall?
You may need to remove firewall, for one of the following reasons:
- You have installed another third-party firewall on your computer and the two firewalls are conflicting with each other.
- The installation of Windows Firewall is corrupt and you want to
remove it completely from your computer to fix the problem and
reinstall the Firewall again.
- Your computer is never connected to a network or the Internet and
you want to get rid of all services that you do not need on your
computer.
Steps to Remove Firewall
Windows Firewall removal is primarily a three-step process:
- Disable the firewall.
- Stop the firewall.
- Remove all the files of the firewall.
To disable and stop the Firewall, perform the following steps:
- Open Start menu and select ControlPanel.
- Select the PerformanceandMaintenance link and then select the Administrative Tools link.
- Next, double-click on the Services option.
- In the Services management console window, right-click on the Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) service and select Properties.
- In the properties dialog box that is displayed, select the Disabled option from the Startup type list and click on the Stop button.
- Select Apply to confirm your changes and click OK to exit the properties dialog box.
To remove all files and registry entries related to the Firewall on your computer, perform the following steps:
- On Start > Run type cmd and press Enter to open the Command Prompt window.
- In the Command Prompt window, run the following command and press Enter.
sc delete SharedAccess
Running this command removes all files and registry entries related
to the firewall service from your computer, and enables you to
completely remove firewall from your computer.
Reinstall Windows Firewall
Now, if you wanted to remove firewall only to fix certain errors, or
you want to reinstall the firewall later, then run the following
commands one after another at Command Prompt.
rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection Ndi-Steelhead 132 %windir%\inf\netrass.inf
netsh firewall reset
Next, exit the Command Prompt window and open the Control Panel. Here, double-click on the Windows Firewall option. Click Yes
when a message is prompted asking you if you want to start the Windows
Firewall/Internet Connection haring (ICS) service. When you select Yes, the service is started and the Windows Firewall dialog is displayed that you can use to configure your firewall.
If this does not enable you to restore the firewall, you may need to
reinstall Windows XP SP2, which includes the installation for the
Firewall. You may also opt to perform System Restore and revert your
computer back to the time when the Windows Firewall still existed on
your computer.
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