Miki
Reply 1 : Windows Live Mesh ActiveX
Windows Live Mesh allows you to sync programs between computers. This is what Microsoft says;
"If you have two or more computers running Windows 7 or Windows Vista, you can use Windows Live Mesh to sync program settings between them. You can sync your favorites in Internet Explorer, and if you have Microsoft Office installed, you can sync your styles, templates, custom dictionary, and email signatures. When you sync your program settings
between two computers, they will stay the same on both. Any changes you make on one computer will be made on the other".
Since you only have the one computer this does not seem appropriate to you.
Where is it listed, in "Programs and Features"? If so, then uninstalling should not harm anything else.
Mark
"If you have two or more computers running Windows 7 or Windows Vista, you can use Windows Live Mesh to sync program settings between them. You can sync your favorites in Internet Explorer, and if you have Microsoft Office installed, you can sync your styles, templates, custom dictionary, and email signatures. When you sync your program settings
between two computers, they will stay the same on both. Any changes you make on one computer will be made on the other".
Since you only have the one computer this does not seem appropriate to you.
Where is it listed, in "Programs and Features"? If so, then uninstalling should not harm anything else.
Mark
Reply 2 : Windows Live Mesh ActiveX
I thought it would be O.K. to uninstall Windows Live Mesh activeX control for remote connections, but as usual, I wanted another opinion. Since I removed all of Windows Live Essential programs, it really has no reason for being 
The Windows Live Mesh activeX control is in Programs and Features, but is separate from Windows Live Essentials.
Miki
The Windows Live Mesh activeX control is in Programs and Features, but is separate from Windows Live Essentials.
Miki
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