Будет удаление именованного экземпляра SQL Server, требуют перезагрузки или вызывают проблемы с существующими экземплярами?
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This would probably get a better answer at serverfault.com.
I'm not sure how much it would help perf, if SQL isn't getting hit it doesn't do much. You could probably get away with uninstalling, but then again when in surgery bad things happen. I've never killed SQL server uninstalling an instance, but I have killed the client tools. I would take one of the following approaches:
a) First, backup and drop all the databases to reclaim the disk space. Then stop disable the services for the named instances. The binaries will still be there, but they aren't too large and will be sitting idle.
b) Better long-term plan if you can source the hardware is to setup a new de novo box and drop a clean SQL instance over there, then port the live server over. Really not too painful. Then repurpose old box as is fit.
Is there a critical reason why you need to uninstall named instances. Can you just ignore them?
EDIT: the answer is yes you can uninstall via add/remove programs
Rebooting doesn't occur
An article which might apply to your situation: