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Just so you know...
http://www.ntlworld.com/ * help/messenger.html
I got told of this in another thread but I think it's important you all know and get this patch.
http://www.ntlworld.com/ * help/messenger.html
I got told of this in another thread but I think it's important you all know and get this patch.
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Muuhhhh.
Microsoft Messenger and MSN Messenger are completely different things, fool.
Microsoft Messenger is the built in standard on Win XP etc, and is currently at v4.1 or something.
MSN Messenger is the one you download.
Microsoft Messenger and MSN Messenger are completely different things, fool.
Microsoft Messenger is the built in standard on Win XP etc, and is currently at v4.1 or something.
MSN Messenger is the one you download.
Icarus wrote:
> THere is a workaround this problem, other than using a firewall - run
> the msconfig utility, and under the "Services" tab, uncheck
> the "Messenger" service. It's not related to the
> Windows/MSN Messenger program.
Ha ha, i knew it.
Its that silly little program that can be used to send messages across a network, but instead you end up just getting a load of pop up ads.
> THere is a workaround this problem, other than using a firewall - run
> the msconfig utility, and under the "Services" tab, uncheck
> the "Messenger" service. It's not related to the
> Windows/MSN Messenger program.
Ha ha, i knew it.
Its that silly little program that can be used to send messages across a network, but instead you end up just getting a load of pop up ads.
THere is a workaround this problem, other than using a firewall - run the msconfig utility, and under the "Services" tab, uncheck the "Messenger" service. It's not related to the Windows/MSN Messenger program.
Black hole wrote:
> you doink
hahahaha, I love that word now! :-D
> you doink
hahahaha, I love that word now! :-D
thats a bunch of crap
Black hole wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> Silent-Scope wrote:
> Microsoft messenger?
>
> Indeed, what the hell are they talking about?
>
> They could mean Windows messenger or MSN messenger.
>
> Its MSN messenger, you doink, windows messenger only ever gets any of
> sort of update if the windows update website tells you otherwise.
Rooby-rooby-roo!
> cookie monster wrote:
> Silent-Scope wrote:
> Microsoft messenger?
>
> Indeed, what the hell are they talking about?
>
> They could mean Windows messenger or MSN messenger.
>
> Its MSN messenger, you doink, windows messenger only ever gets any of
> sort of update if the windows update website tells you otherwise.
Rooby-rooby-roo!
cookie monster wrote:
> Silent-Scope wrote:
> Microsoft messenger?
>
> Indeed, what the hell are they talking about?
>
> They could mean Windows messenger or MSN messenger.
Its MSN messenger, you doink, windows messenger only ever gets any of sort of update if the windows update website tells you otherwise.
> Silent-Scope wrote:
> Microsoft messenger?
>
> Indeed, what the hell are they talking about?
>
> They could mean Windows messenger or MSN messenger.
Its MSN messenger, you doink, windows messenger only ever gets any of sort of update if the windows update website tells you otherwise.
Silent-Scope wrote:
> Microsoft messenger?
Indeed, what the hell are they talking about?
They could mean Windows messenger or MSN messenger.
> Microsoft messenger?
Indeed, what the hell are they talking about?
They could mean Windows messenger or MSN messenger.
Microsoft messenger?
No me neither. Every other internet page I click on it ocmes up and I have to click>cancel>yes.
grrr thanks kyle
grrr thanks kyle
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