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After furious head scratching, Marilyn44 asked:
| How do I disable messenger completely? I have tried everything I
| have ever been told and since the new update to SP2, I cannot get rid
| of it no matter what I do. I have tried msconfig and start up....
| then add remove programs, to the left side chose one of those and
| still nothing.... even had a long number to type into the directory
| and that still won't make it go away.... No offense, but I hate
| messenger and I would like it gone forever... any other way anyone
| knows of to get rid of it? Thanks if you can help.... Marilyn email
| (e-mail address removed)
|
| "Matt" wrote:
|
|| ||| I have these "pop-up" screens that are from Messenger Service that
||| all the blockers I have can't block or delete. Please help! They
||| pop-up while on the internet, regardless of the site.
||
|| Bob,
||
|| The method varies a bit depending on your operating system. You need
|| to go to services (on Windows 2000/XP this can be accessed by
|| right-clicking My Computer and choosing 'Manage...')
||
|| Find the 'Windows Messenger' service and go to its properties. Set
|| the startup of the service to 'Disabled'
||
|| This can affect some network programs, but they're few and far
|| between - most people nowadays just have the messenger service
|| disabled.
||
|| HTH
|| Matt McNally