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How do I uninstall Microsoft DirectAccess, the built-in VPN software installed in some versions of Windows 7?

Background

My IT Operations group attempted installing Microsoft DirectAccess on a small number of laptops. They found that it caused more problems than it solved, so they returned to the Cisco VPN, and they are no longer including it in new laptop images. I was in a test group, and I could like to remove it.

I'm running the 64-bit version of Windows 7 Enterprise SP1. The main issue is that when I receive the internal IPv6 address when I attempt to access domains that have internal and public DNS, like www.OurIntranetSite.example.com.

Microsoft DirectAccess Documentation

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/network/dd420463.aspx

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As I read at Microsoft's Technet you have to get the file 'DirectAccess_Connectivity_Assistant.msi' and run it on your PC for the uninstall process.

Please go to this site and search for 'uninstall' for further information.

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