Well, that was pointless. At least give this an accurate title - How to remove Audio &/or Video Codecs. For those wanting an abbreviated version of this "guide", here it is. Click Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Sounds and Audio Devices (This actually only applies to XP & perhaps 2003, but anyway). Double click Audio or Video Codecs. Select the Codec in question & hit Remove. Stunning.

I'm starting to worry about this site... How can they post such crappy "news" .... And it's not the first crappy post from Newsfactory... I think W2S should filter more carefully their posts from now on... The good picture I have of this site is starting to blur....