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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Windows Messenger / May 2004Windows Messenger won't go away...
My windows messenger doesn't seem to go away. I have MSN Messenger but it seems that windows messenger is always running in the background yet i haven't even run the program yet. Allow program to run in background and run program at start up are unchecked, but i can still see the program in windows task manager. This is causing trouble because people in my contact list can still msg me through windows messenger, yet i haven't even signed into it yet, and i mainly use msn messenger. So if anyone could help me solve this problem, i will thank you greatly! That makes two of us with the same problem. Mine's been like that since the last two critical updates. I shut it off in Task Manager and it comes back in about 1-2 minutes. If I launch Neverwinter Nights and it reloads, my 'puter locks up. Tried resetting the priority of msmsgs.exe and it didn't help. No known ad/spyware or viruses onboard at this time. >-----Original Message----- >My windows messenger doesn't seem to go away. I have MSN [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >solve this problem, i will thank you greatly! >. Make that three of us!! I use MSN Messenger too and sometimes, you just don't want people to know that you're on-line, so I don't sign into MSN, but Windows Messenger ALWAYS seems to be running and I always get caught out. I tried removing the components from Windows and I've tried disabling Windows Messenger, but it just don't work If anyone can come up with an answer, I too would be grateful Aliso > Make that three of us!!! > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Alison asked, and answered, repeatedly in this ng :) read, carefully -> http://www.pchell.com/support/removemessenger.shtml best wishes ..  Signaturewww.mozilla.org |
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