windows Live Messenger


  1. theski232
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    windows Live Messenger


    Windows live messenger always opens on start-up but i have never opened it or plan to use it. Is there any way to stop it from opening on start-up?
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  3. Capt.Jack Sparrow
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    Hello and Welcome !

    Go to Start | under search type in MSCONFIG | Go to the Start up tab there look for "Windows Live Messenger" and uncheck that and click OK it will Prompt to reboot the System. Just reboot the System.

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    Hope this helps,
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  4. theski232
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    thanks, it did work
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