MSN Live(has stopped working)


  1. BigBoss
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    MSN Live(has stopped working)


    Hey guys!
    I have one big problem!
    I have windows 7 (64-bit) and the last version of msn live(i think so).
    The problem is when i want to click somebody(but not everybody) shows me alert that msn live has stopped working and i must run it again from the begining. And when i run it again, and i try one more time to click that contact, this alert comes again.

    I hope that anybody knows how to resolve this problem.
    I'm sory for my english

    bye, Denis
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  3. BigBoss
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    anybody ?
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