What can i do about this ? I am tired of the msm messenger screen always popping up.
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It would have something to do with the way you are opening the program. Obviously MSN has been put in as a default somewhere or the person setting up your system put the wrong information in the wrong place. With out me coming over and taking a look I can't tell you much more.
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Just download a new version of Messenger\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com
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if it's not an internet explorer window, go to START, RUN..., type in SERVICES.MSC, double click MESSENGER, from startup type choose DISABLED (automatic is default in most windows versions)
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go to the firewall setings and unblock the messager
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remove your messenger from the system, reboot, install the latest version. reboot.
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first u have to have windows Media player 9 or 10\nthen u go to tools or options > plug-ins > background tab then check on msn messenger
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Click "Start" in the bottom left corner, Look for something called "Control Panel" and double-click it. Then from there, find something that says "Add/Remove Programs" or something along those lines...Look at the list, find the Messenger and remove it. If you neet a more technical answer, I can give you one. Lol.
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go to\n-messenger\n-privacy options\n-general\n\neasy && simple
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If MSN is anything like Yahoo or AOL, you might not be able to stop the notice until you upgrade.  (It's their site and they can do whatever they want in the way of ads, pop-ups, etc.) You can check to make sure your pop-up blocker is activated (start > control panel > internet options > privacy tab > make sure "block pop-ups" is checked.)  Other than that, you might need to contact MSN customer support to complain:\n\nhttp://support.msn.com/eform.aspx?productKey=msncom&page=support_home_options_form_byemail&ct=eformts\n\nplrr
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You appear to have a trojan virus.  Turn of the antivirus program that you now have an install the free AOL virusshield, powered by Kaspersky Lab.  Will scan your MSN Messenger and resolve the problem or problems for you.  \n\nThen reboot your pc after.  \n\nMinddoctor Franced\n\n\nhttp://www.activevirusshield.com/antivirus/freeav/index.adp?
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Popup blockers will only stop web based popups. They can help somewhat, but if you are getting excessive popups, and popups even when you are offline, it means you have trojan downloaders on your machine that are calling out to deliver the pop up ads. \n\nTry a full cleaning and dis-infection routine. \n\nThis is the one I use (it will take some time).\n\n1. Scan for virus and remove (free online scan) with BitDefender\n\nhttp://www.bitdefender.com/site/home/\n\n2. Scan for trojans and remove (free online scan) with Ewido\n\nhttp://www.ewido.net/en/\n\n3. Scan for ad/spyware and remove (free download) with Spybot Search & Destroy\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/en/spybotsd/index.html\n\n\nIf you are using an older version of Windows (pre XP-SP2) you may also be getting "Messenger Service" popups which are caused by Microsoft leaving the almost never used Windows Messenger Service enabled by default. This was corrected in Windows XP- Service Pack 2.\n\nUnderstand that the Windows Messenger Service is completely different from, and not in any way related to, "MSN Messenger", "Windows Live Messenger" "yahoo Messenger", or any other well-known instant messaging system. Therefore, disabling the Windows Messenger service will have no effect upon your use of any other instant messaging applications. They will continue to work without trouble. \n \n\nTo disable this service in older versions of Windows use the free, Shoot The Messenger from:\nhttp://www.grc.com/stm/ShootTheMessenger.htm\n\nGood luck.
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Those types of messages are usaully caused by spyware. If you have any antispyware software that came with the computer, then run a scan and remove anything that it finds. If you dont have any antispyware or antivirus software you can go to microsoft. They have free products available, but you might want to consider investing into some security products like norton, mcaffee, trend micro, panda etc. \n\nhttp://www.windowsonecare.com/\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx
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only accept IM's from people on your friends list.  Look under preferences on messenger to do that.\n\nI can show you how to boot... just cock your leg back line up their butt n make sure to folow through with your kick.  Or you can go D/L a virus infected program n then destroy your own PC due to your own ignorance... either or I don't care.
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Tough to anwer without more information.  What toolbar is it?  You could uninstall it and and install a new one or the same thing again.  MSN / google all have their own blockers.  Which one do you like?  Sorry, I can't help more than that for now.
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Open Windows Messenger or MSN Messenger, Go to Tools->Options. Click on the Preferences Tab. Then un-check "Run This program when Windows Starts."\n\n Then If you use Outlook Express also go to tools->options in OE then  uncheck "Automatically log on to MSN Messenger Service. (You may have to do this in Outlook also.)\n\nOr In Windows XP, Navigate to (regedt32): HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Windows&#92;CurrentVersion&#92;Run and delete MSMSGS.
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check once again tools >> internet options. may be it set as msn.
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Try uninstalling Messenger completely through Add/Remove programs and then installing the latest version you downloaded.