Hi Jonathan,
Now I'm more confused.
I do not have MSN Messenger installed so I can't turn off Windows Messenger
from there.

When I try to open my cd-writer it does not open.  When I
go to my computer, it only shows the cd-rom/dvd rom
driver on it.  It seems to have disappeared.  Any
suggestions?

I just switched from a cable ISP to dial-up. When I log into Messenger, I get
an error message that says "you have been signed out of .NET because you are
logged in from a different location." The last time I logged in, I also got a
seperate error saying "you are logged in from a ...

I understand its possible to itegrate MSN Messenger to my
website and show when i am online and offline or away.
Can you confirm this for me and let me know how to go
about doing this!

If I try to log in the "signing in" message appears and just stays there for
ever. If I put in a wrong password it gives me an error message. Other people
can log in from my account ok, and I can log in from other people's accounts
ok, or on to the MSN web site.

I am trying to GO:
Control Panel>
Add & Remove PRograms>
and then list does not populate keeping me from removing

Because of an audio conflict, I would like to prevent Apple QuickTime Pro's qttask.exe from automatically starting up when I start Windows XP Pro (still SP 1) on my PC.  I have already tried un-checking the box for "all" the occurrences of "qttask" that appear within
Start=>Run. ...

I have windows messenger. Can I run yahoo messenger also? Thanks John

I'm sorry I have to keep returning to this subject, but
we still do not have a cure for the  slow file sending
and surfing slowing right down as soon as we click to
voice chat.

I've tried everything, but whenever I start outlook express, the messenger
icon pops up on the task bar. what's the secret procedure for stopping it?
running office 2K2 SP3 under XP.
thanks

Are the "MSN Add-ins for Windows Messenger"
(http://www.microsoft.com/windows/messenger/addindownload.asp) compatible
with Windows Messenger 5.0? The system requirements mention only version
4.7.

I have MSN Messenger at my office. Whenever the system
starts I get logged in.  I am about to change jobs and
want to know how I can disable my ID without jamming up
their system for the next person who comes to use my

I had a problem with my msn lagging on v 4.7 then thought
that downloading and installing 6.2 would help, but i
still have the same problem. I have no probs surfing the
net or playing games, just with msn....

Whenever I try to log into my hotmail account it will not
work. A message about incorrect username/password appears.
A friend has also tried to log into his account on my
machine but it will not allow him to enter either. On

Windows Messenger 5.0.0.468.
Windows Messenger creates a key called "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\S", whenever I
try to sign in and there is no internet.
Here is the contents of that key (on my system):