An Application Change has been Allowed

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How do I change an Application Change to NOT ALLOWED from one that has been
Allowed in Microsoft AntiSpyware. Every time I use msconfig to NOT ALLOW
Messenger by Microsoft Corporation or some other application (usually a
Microsoft Application) to be installed in my startup registry, upon restart
Microsoft AntiSpyware pops up a screen that says:
An Application Change has been Allowed
Microsoft AntiSpyware has allowed the startup program Messenger by Microsoft
Corporation or other application (usually a Microsoft Application) to be
installed in your startup registry.
This happens when Windows XP Home restarts. Windows XP Home restarts each
time a user makes a change using msconfig. There has also been other similar
Application Changes to my startup registry by Microsoft AntiSpyware(usually a
Microsoft Application). Unless this application is needed for Microsoft
AntiSpyware to to run or other applications are needed to make other programs
run I would like to be able to decide for myself which applications are in my
startup registry.
 
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I don't think you understand, I DO NOT want Messenger by Microsoft running in
the background that is why I keep changing it in msconfig. If there is a
reason for it to run, such as to help Norton AntiVirus/Internet Security 2005
or Microsoft AntiSpyware run or for these programs to alert me of a problem
then that is a different story. Otherwise I DO NOT want it running.


Steve Dodson said:
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then uncheck

Choose if Windows Defender should notify you about:
X Changes made to your computer by software that is allowed to run.

--
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MCSE, CISSP
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linda19136 said:
How do I change an Application Change to NOT ALLOWED from one that has
been
Allowed in Microsoft AntiSpyware. Every time I use msconfig to NOT ALLOW
Messenger by Microsoft Corporation or some other application (usually a
Microsoft Application) to be installed in my startup registry, upon
restart
Microsoft AntiSpyware p ops up a screen that says:
An Application Change has been Allowed
Microsoft AntiSpyware has allowed the startup program Messenger by
Microsoft
Corporation or other application (usually a Microsoft Application) to be
installed in your startup registry.
This happens when Windows XP Home restarts. Windows XP Home restarts each
time a user makes a change using msconfig. There has also been other
similar
Application Changes to my startup registry by Microsoft
AntiSpyware(usually a
Microsoft Application). Unless this application is needed for Microsoft
AntiSpyware to to run or other applications are needed to make other
programs
run I would like to be able to decide for myself which applications are in
my
startup registry.
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linda19136 said:
I don't think you understand, I DO NOT want Messenger by Microsoft running in
the background that is why I keep changing it in msconfig. If there is a
reason for it to run, such as to help Norton AntiVirus/Internet Security 2005
or Microsoft AntiSpyware run or for these programs to alert me of a problem
then that is a different story. Otherwise I DO NOT want it running.


Steve Dodson said:
To stop from being notified of these events, go to tools -> options and
then uncheck

Choose if Windows Defender should notify you about:
X Changes made to your computer by software that is allowed to run.

--
-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Windows Defender Beta Lead
MCSE, CISSP
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod
--

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linda19136 said:
How do I change an Application Change to NOT ALLOWED from one that has
been
Allowed in Microsoft AntiSpyware. Every time I use msconfig to NOT ALLOW
Messenger by Microsoft Corporation or some other application (usually a
Microsoft Application) to be installed in my startup registry, upon
restart
Microsoft AntiSpyware p ops up a screen that says:
An Application Change has been Allowed
Microsoft AntiSpyware has allowed the startup program Messenger by
Microsoft
Corporation or other application (usually a Microsoft Application) to be
installed in your startup registry.
This happens when Windows XP Home restarts. Windows XP Home restarts each
time a user makes a change using msconfig. There has also been other
similar
Application Changes to my startup registry by Microsoft
AntiSpyware(usually a
Microsoft Application). Unless this application is needed for Microsoft
AntiSpyware to to run or other applications are needed to make other
programs
run I would like to be able to decide for myself which applications are in
my
startup registry.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I don't think you understand, I DO NOT want Messenger by Microsoft running in
the background that is why I keep changing it in msconfig. If there is a
reason for it to run, such as to help Norton AntiVirus/Internet Security 2005
or Microsoft AntiSpyware run or for these programs to alert me of a problem
then that is a different story. Otherwise I DO NOT want it running.



Steve Dodson said:
To stop from being notified of these events, go to tools -> options and
then uncheck

Choose if Windows Defender should notify you about:
X Changes made to your computer by software that is allowed to run.

--
-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Windows Defender Beta Lead
MCSE, CISSP
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod
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linda19136 said:
How do I change an Application Change to NOT ALLOWED from one that has
been
Allowed in Microsoft AntiSpyware. Every time I use msconfig to NOT ALLOW
Messenger by Microsoft Corporation or some other application (usually a
Microsoft Application) to be installed in my startup registry, upon
restart
Microsoft AntiSpyware pops up a screen that says:
An Application Change has been Allowed
Microsoft AntiSpyware has allowed the startup program Messenger by
Microsoft
Corporation or other application (usually a Microsoft Application) to be
installed in your startup registry.
This happens when Windows XP Home restarts. Windows XP Home restarts each
time a user makes a change using msconfig. There has also been other
similar
Application Changes to my startup registry by Microsoft
AntiSpyware(usually a
Microsoft Application). Unless this application is needed for Microsoft
AntiSpyware to to run or other applications are needed to make other
programs
run I would like to be able to decide for myself which applications are in
my
startup registry.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Hi Linda,

you can put Messenger to a end, by Add/Remove programs and then go to
Microsoft programs and uncheck by Messenger.

Regards >*< TOM >*<

linda19136 schreef:
I don't think you understand, I DO NOT want Messenger by Microsoft running in
the background that is why I keep changing it in msconfig. If there is a
reason for it to run, such as to help Norton AntiVirus/Internet Security 2005
or Microsoft AntiSpyware run or for these programs to alert me of a problem
then that is a different story. Otherwise I DO NOT want it running.



:

To stop from being notified of these events, go to tools -> options and
then uncheck

Choose if Windows Defender should notify you about:
X Changes made to your computer by software that is allowed to run.

--
-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Windows Defender Beta Lead
MCSE, CISSP
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod
--

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How do I change an Application Change to NOT ALLOWED from one that has
been
Allowed in Microsoft AntiSpyware. Every time I use msconfig to NOT ALLOW
Messenger by Microsoft Corporation or some other application (usually a
Microsoft Application) to be installed in my startup registry, upon
restart
Microsoft AntiSpyware pops up a screen that says:
An Application Change has been Allowed
Microsoft AntiSpyware has allowed the startup program Messenger by
Microsoft
Corporation or other application (usually a Microsoft Application) to be
installed in your startup registry.
This happens when Windows XP Home restarts. Windows XP Home restarts each
time a user makes a change using msconfig. There has also been other
similar
Application Changes to my startup registry by Microsoft
AntiSpyware(usually a
Microsoft Application). Unless this application is needed for Microsoft
AntiSpyware to to run or other applications are needed to make other
programs
run I would like to be able to decide for myself which applications are in
my
startup registry.
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Go to GRC.COM and download "Kill the Messenger."

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Tom Emmelot said:
Hi Linda,

you can put Messenger to a end, by Add/Remove programs and then
go to
Microsoft programs and uncheck by Messenger.

Regards >*< TOM >*<

linda19136 schreef:
I don't think you understand, I DO NOT want Messenger by
Microsoft running in
the background that is why I keep changing it in msconfig. If
there is a
reason for it to run, such as to help Norton
AntiVirus/Internet Security 2005
or Microsoft AntiSpyware run or for these programs to alert me
of a problem
then that is a different story. Otherwise I DO NOT want it
running.



:

To stop from being notified of these events, go to tools ->
options and
then uncheck

Choose if Windows Defender should notify you about:
X Changes made to your computer by software that is allowed
to run.

--
-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
Windows Defender Beta Lead
MCSE, CISSP
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod
--

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confers no rights.
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How do I change an Application Change to NOT ALLOWED from one
that has
been
Allowed in Microsoft AntiSpyware. Every time I use msconfig
to NOT ALLOW
Messenger by Microsoft Corporation or some other application
(usually a
Microsoft Application) to be installed in my startup
registry, upon
restart
Microsoft AntiSpyware pops up a screen that says:
An Application Change has been Allowed
Microsoft AntiSpyware has allowed the startup program
Messenger by
Microsoft
Corporation or other application (usually a Microsoft
Application) to be
installed in your startup registry.
This happens when Windows XP Home restarts. Windows XP Home
restarts each
time a user makes a change using msconfig. There has also
been other
similar
Application Changes to my startup registry by Microsoft
AntiSpyware(usually a
Microsoft Application). Unless this application is needed for
Microsoft
AntiSpyware to to run or other applications are needed to
make other
programs
run I would like to be able to decide for myself which
applications are in
my
startup registry.
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