I recently purchased a new computer, it came with Windows XP.
I am no longer able to send .jpgs via Messgener to a friend
who has Windows 98. That person gets an onscreen message
when I attempt to do so, stating that they do not have

Ever since I got a computer with XP, I've been getting
these unwanted spam messages on Windows Messenger.  About
95 percent of them are messages urging me to buy some
program to stop getting these unwanted messages.

This just seemed to started recently. When ever I try to
completely exit Windows Messenger. I get a message Saying
the following.
There are other applications currently using features

i've been getting service temporarily out of service  
for 4 days now  won't let me sign in at all  i checked
the status through the help button and it says akk status
is a go  how do i correct this?

Please help!!!
I have recently been unable to use my msn. It sayd i cant
use it as i need to enable "cookies".
I have not got any idea how to do this and I am no

I'm using winXP. I could sign in MSN version and chat
that comes with winXP. One day when I signed in, it asked
me to download the new version of Windows messenger After
I installed it, I couldn't sign in anymore. I got the

why when i go to open messenger does it not ask for a
password for my account?!? how can i change it so that it
requests a password?

I continually receive the message when I sign on that I
must verify my email address. It tells me to look in my
in box for email and then click on the first URL. I don't
have any message there. I am becoming frustrated with it.

Every time I connect to the internet windows messenger
keeps signing me in. I followed the help windows
instructions, but we don't have what it's looking for.
(something to do with an advanced tab.) Can you help me

I want to delete Win Msgr. This runs every time Outlook
Express is opened and I dont know if it is neccesary to
the for O/E to comunicate. I'm running Win XP and have
tried adding/removing Windows components but with no joy.

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