One of my XP accounts is still showing a "1 email
received" notification through (I think) Windows
Messenger, but I had opened the email through Messenger
my other account.

I have access to a Messenger account from two accounts in
XP. I noticed one flagging up an email to be read, but I
actually logged off that account and only later checked
the email through the Messenger on the other account.

I have removed windows messenger as per SP1 and used Mr
Kays removal resource but to no avail.
I still keep getting two messages stating that windows
messenger has not been installed properly and it then

Hi Jonathan
using Windows XP & XP firewall windows messenger Ver
4.7.2009 to other user on XP windows messenger Ver
4.7.2009

A friend cannot connect to me via audio chat (although we can type to each other) with the latest Messenger 6 and the ICF running in XP Home. He has UPNP set to manual in his services and has turned off QoS in his internet connection setup. This is a new computer for him - he had ...

Hi Johnathon,
It looks as if I spoke to soon. I shut down my pc and
when I rebooted I again cannot logon to messenger. I
comes up with unable to log onto .NET Messenger Service.

when i exchanged NETPassport for hotmail it put in
another version of msn messenger. i was 4.7 now it's 5.0.
it kind of messed up ol-express. both messengers are in
tool bar. you go to ol-express it wants the older version

I'd appreciate some steering on how to export my contacts
from Outlook into Messenger.
The import function in Messenger is looking for a .ctt
extension; Outlook only offers a few choices, the

We have recently converted a Server back to a Personal
Computer. We installed Windows Messenger 5 and it is
listed in the programs. You select it to start, no icon,
but when you check the Task Manager Processes, msmsgs.exe

I'm having a client that is needing to reinstall her
Windows 98 machine, but she uses MSN Messenger 6.
Although, I think I ran into a minor problem. Since, I'll
have to reformat her machine and download MSN Messenger

How do I disable the balloon that says "Add your .NET
Passport to Windows XP" without registering an email
address with .NET Passport?

Is it possible to disable the users to use some options
in messenger like WebCam, the use of the voice and
others? I want to restrict my users to only access to the
chat options.

I have been receiving an irritating bright orange .Net
Messenger alert informing me of an important security
update from .Net Messenger, first in an email, then in
message notifications.  I don't use Messenger or .Net

I have both msn and windows messenger. they were both
working  fine and now i cannot sign into either. It keeps
saying that my password or sign in name does not exist or
is incorrect. However i can sign in on the hotmail website.  

i have the new msn mess i dont need windows mess  it is
redundant  how do i get rid of the old windows mess?