Summary: OK, I' just re-installed windows XP. I installed SP1, and uninstalled windows messenger, BUT it keeps opening whenever I open outlook express (Even th...
Summary: Follow these instructions and if the bitch starts again, you've got a demon living in that thing. lol! 1. From Notepad, open the Sysoc.inf file within...
Summary: Why don't you un-install Windows Messenger via the control panel and instead of Windows Messenger install MSN Messenger instead. http://messenger.nine...
Summary: To uninstall Windows Messenger from your computer 1. Using Notepad, open the file \windows\inf\sysoc.inf 2. Change the line that reads msmsgs=msgrocm....
Summary: The only way to uninstall messenger is from a clean install(no windows updates that say anythiong about messenger) "uninstall windows messenger - Open...
Summary: How do I uninstall Windows messenger from my computer. I went to add/remove programs under control panel but can't seem to find it? Can someone assist...
Summary: This one came from the Microsoft website. Uninstall Windows Messenger Can't seem to find a way to uninstall Windows Messenger? Well, there is a way: ...
Summary: Windows messenger 4.7 is part of the system files and stays on your computer. You must remove 4.7 from the system after you download messenger 6.1. T...
Summary: Wesley, thanks for your input, but the article doesn't convince me that Windows Messenger is used as a vehicle to communice the Netsend command. Also ...
Summary: Hi everyone, Im having some problems with startup on windows xp pro, whenever i start the comp i have my documents and my computer popping up and its ...
Summary: just go to add/remove programs. then click on the windows components part. uninstall windows messenger with windows. simple. i tried some of the t...
Summary: To uninstall Windows Messenger from your computer 1. Using Notepad, open the file \windows\inf\sysoc.inf 2. Change the line that reads msmsgs=msgrocm....
Summary: If it is messenger 6.1 then you can remove it from the add/remove in control panel. If it is messenger 4.7 - it is part of the system files and do the...
Summary: Try here if you just want to stop it from loading: http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_messenger.htm If you wish to uninstall: Go to "C:\WINDOWS\inf" l...
Summary: hey guys i was just wondering if there was any way to uninstall windows messenger from my computer...whenever i try to delete its folder in 'my comput...
Summary: Hi again, I recently uninstalled Windows Messenger and installed MSN Messenger. But when I go in to Task Managers Processes I find that I sometimes ha...
Summary: Hi TO DISABLE ONLY Start/Run->"gpedit.msc"" In Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components / Windows Messenger enable the s...
Summary: Microsoft has tried really hard to prevent you from uninstalling windows messenger. They failed to make it difficult enough because with the directio...
Summary: Navigate to C:\windows\inf\ Open sysoc.inf find msmsgs=msgrocm.dll,OcEntry,msmsgs.inf,hide,7 in the file and take out the word hide so the line woul...
Summary: Just download MSN Messenger... Once installed, it generally cancels Windows Messenger from being opened. Until you open it yourself. MSN Messenger us...
Summary: this can happen if u r running both types of messenger eg windows messenger msn messenger 5 if thats the case uninstall 1 then it will stop logging u ...
Summary: I only chat with MSN Messenger. However, my computer crashed pretty hard recently due to a hardware issue and this triggered a Microsoft Windows progr...
Summary: I can't get Windows Messenger to stop running. Whenever I right click it on the taskbar and click exit I'm told that running applications are using it...
Summary: I tried to uninstall msn messenger version 4.7 from my windows XP. I went to contol panel, then add/remove programs, but I could not find msn messenge...
Summary: i have a problem i use msn messenger and do not want to uninstall it but i would like to get rid of windows messenger as it seems to apear randomly on...
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