windows live messenger--disable


  1. Suegit
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    windows live messenger--disable


    suddenly when I boot up my computer windows live messenger pops up
    How do I stop this from happening
    thanks
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  3. gregrocker
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    Sign in and turn it off at Startup in Preferences.

    If this fails turn it this way: Startup Programs - Change

    The only thing you need to startup with Win7 is your AV. This is called a Clean Boot which is best for optimal performance.
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  4. Suegit
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    thanks
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