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Can I still use Windows Messenger 4.709 Oct 2003 23:20 GMT2
If I download and install MSN Messenger 6 can I still use Windows Messenger
4.7?
Disarm please09 Oct 2003 22:12 GMT1
Remove me receiving pop-ups please
pop-ups09 Oct 2003 22:08 GMT1
Help! I keep receiving these pop-up instant messages on
my home page since I installed XP and I can't make them
go away. How do I turn them off? Thanks,
Rich
Windows XP messenger09 Oct 2003 18:36 GMT2
I am having a problem with the messenger that csme in
windows XP .Now that I have MSN 6.0 I WANT IT GONE ,off
my computer permantly. I have done everything I know to
do and when I open outlook express it reopens ,when I do
How does one upgrade from 4.7 to 6.0 with out logging in?09 Oct 2003 17:21 GMT3
Hey guys,
It seems that I can no longer login with MSN Messenger
4.7. So my question is how does one upgrade to the new
6.0, and will this solve my login problems?
spam pop ups09 Oct 2003 16:22 GMT1
is there any way to stop annoying pop ups offering
messenger stops. to me this is blackmail to purchase
their product to stop them sending it.why should we have
to pay for them to stop.blocking popups on aol does not
what does MSN Messenger use09 Oct 2003 16:12 GMT1
I would like someone to tell me what port numbers
MSN/Windows Messenger use for file transfer, video
conferencing, audio and instant messaging. I've looked
and done a search at Google, but cannot find any info on
msn stopped working09 Oct 2003 16:06 GMT1
Hey...
I have windows xp pro, I use dialup and a lan.
I run MSN 6 mainly, but because I have two accounts I
often use Windows Messenger that came with my computer.
Outlook & messenger09 Oct 2003 16:03 GMT1
I am trying to add the messenger to the outlook but I do
not know how to do it. I cancelled it by mistake I now I
have to idea how to do to make it come back... Can someboy
tell me how?
Messenger Service09 Oct 2003 15:29 GMT1
I keep getting pop up windows with Messenge Service
written on them adds.  They pop up even when the explorer
is not open.  How do I disable this.
Cannot use Audio/Video since Changing IP's09 Oct 2003 14:06 GMT4
I recently changed from Adelphia Cable Modem, to Verizon
DSL (Westell 2200). It is called a modem/router.  Since
the change, I can no longer use my WebCam or Audio.  
Typing Works.  Audio Tuning Wizard works great, and
UNSTALLING WINDOWS MESSANGER 4.709 Oct 2003 13:44 GMT1
Is there anyway to install WINDOWS MESSANGER 4.7? There
is not listing in the control panel under unstall
programs and it does not have an unstaller of its own.  
MSN messanger 6.0 does the same thing and I see no point
Blocking Windows Messenger for access outside the company09 Oct 2003 13:36 GMT13
I'm running Windows 2000 & Exchange 2000 - I'd like to use Windows Messenger
5.0 within our company but I want to stop people from accessing IM outside
the company. Also, I want to stop MSN Messenger. Is this possible - if so
how??
msmgsg.exe and msmge.exe error messages09 Oct 2003 05:57 GMT1
I frequently get these error messages:
The instruction at 0x68899a56 referenced memory at
0x01890424.  The memory could not be "read". (msmge.exe)
or
Upnp confusion09 Oct 2003 05:53 GMT2
OK, I'm confused ....
Both ends are sitting behind NAT routers in different countries and neither
support Upnp (at least one of the routers is too old for this, the other is
a Netopia SDSL router)
 
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