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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Windows Messenger / November 2003Other programs using this application
This didn't happen when I earlier installed my software, but whenever I try to shut down Windows messenger I am told that other applications are using it. I don't appear to have any other microsoft programs running. I wonder if some programs have made changes to my registry that caused this or if you can tell me of processes in the background that could be the culprit. I know when I shut down msmsgs Messenger shuts down, but I beleive that's just a part of Messenger. What I want to be able to do is shut down the program by clicking on the exit tab. Are you running Norton Anti-Virus with it checking Instant Messaging? Mark > This didn't happen when I earlier installed my > software, but whenever I try to shut down Windows messenger [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > a part of Messenger. What I want to be able to do is shut > down the program by clicking on the exit tab. I do have NAV running. Cant seem to close it with task manager or process viewer. Its the version that comes with systemworks. anyway, I don't see an option for "monitor instant messenging" but I can enable and disable autoprotect, that doesn't make a difference. It does have email scanning and script blocking on. I cant seem to turn those off if I want to. Although the message I'm getting is another program is using features provided by Windows Messenger. >-----Original Message----- >Are you running Norton Anti-Virus with it checking Instant Messaging? [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >. I'm now running a corporate version of NAV so I can't tell you exactly where to uncheck it at....but I'm sure Jonathan can. Mark > I do have NAV running. Cant seem to close it with task > manager or process viewer. Its the version that comes with [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > > >. |
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