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Registered: 20th Apr 00
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1st Sep 04 at 22:13

Just upgraded to 6.2 and when i go to sign in it says u have been disconnected as u signed in at another location... i know xp comes with messenger installed but it dosent appear in the add/remove function in control panel... how do i disable the previous install of messenger?????????

Matt H

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1st Sep 04 at 22:13

i have the same problem

Russ

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1st Sep 04 at 22:16

c > program files > highlight windows messenger and choose delete

just make sure the icon isnt runing in corner

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Registered: 20th Apr 00
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1st Sep 04 at 22:31

tried that says cannot delete msg.dll or somethin...

liamC

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1st Sep 04 at 22:58

quote:
Originally posted by JJ
Just upgraded to 6.2 and when i go to sign in it says u have been disconnected as u signed in at another location... i know xp comes with messenger installed but it dosent appear in the add/remove function in control panel... how do i disable the previous install of messenger?????????

open up WINDOWS messenger, not MSN Messenger and go Tools > Options then tick/untick loads Windows Messenger up when windows starts.

Job done.

Bonzai

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1st Sep 04 at 23:26

^^ what i was about to suggest, good man

James_DT

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2nd Sep 04 at 00:00

IF you've got XP Pro, you can set a policy to ban it from opening.
If you simply delete it, it slows Outlook Express down.

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2nd Sep 04 at 00:13

seems sorted now

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6th Sep 04 at 19:38

still doin it... any other ideas???

Ally

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6th Sep 04 at 19:39

Its normally windows messenger that firks it up

Richie

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6th Sep 04 at 19:54

Removal of windows messenger is under the add/remove COMPONENTS part of control panel, not the add/remove programs. It works fine on SP1 and SP2.

Go to control panel, add/remove programs, click add/remove windows components on the left, let it search, then go right to the bottom of the list it gives you, and uncheck the box for windows messenger. then click next