I uninstalled it. It was in the list with TCP/IP - but before you start, check the link posted below.

I removed it because on XP Home (I've since upgraded to Pro). QoS defaulted to 20% of the pipe (Xp Pro may do same). And, could not be zero-ed through the dialog. With XP Home - you are stuck with that setting, unless you uninstall QoS. So the short is: You don't have to un-install on XP Pro, because you can administer the flow through the QoS pipe to zero. But you can also uninstall (and reinstall later). I guess MS don't want production traffic interfering with banner ads :-) (just kidding!)

I opened XP's QoS Help, cause it has been a while since I fiddled with it. Control Panel->Network Connections->Local Area Connection. The TCP/IP, however, is a property of my "NetWork Bridge"

Heres an article I am going to re-read. It details how to set QoS to Zero.
http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/windowstips/story/0,24330,3365585,00.html

>How did you remove it, Terry?
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>I tried to uninstall it but didn't see it listed as uninstallable.
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>XP-Home with SP1 here.
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>Thanks
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>>I just 'removed' the QoS. I understand that it can also be set to ZERO% of the bandwidth. Is it a pop-up-banner pipe? (:-)