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Ron
Ever since I installed Windows XP I get those "messenger
service" pop-up windows. How do I shut them down?
Thank you!
service" pop-up windows. How do I shut them down?
Thank you!
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The Stare
Ron said:Ever since I installed Windows XP I get those "messenger
service" pop-up windows. How do I shut them down?
Thank you!
Turn on the internet connection firewall or install a third party firewall.
For more info, see the windowsxp.messenger newsgroup.
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Chris Lanier
Most likely you are talking about the "messenger Service" in Windows XP.
You can just enable XP's built in firewall to stop them. -
https://www.microsoft.com/technet/t...nol/winxppro/proddocs/hnw_enable_firewall.asp
You can just enable XP's built in firewall to stop them. -
https://www.microsoft.com/technet/t...nol/winxppro/proddocs/hnw_enable_firewall.asp
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Mike Truitt [Microsoft]
Ron,
One way is to disable the item in the Startup tab with msconfig.
Best regards,
Mike Truitt
Microsoft Corporation
One way is to disable the item in the Startup tab with msconfig.
Best regards,
Mike Truitt
Microsoft Corporation
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Bruce Chambers
Greetings --
Mike, since when did one control services via Msconfig? It's
certainly not listed on my system. (Not that I'd ever advise
disabling a service to plug a security hole.)
Bruce Chambers
--
Help us help you:
You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on
having both at once. -- RAH
Mike, since when did one control services via Msconfig? It's
certainly not listed on my system. (Not that I'd ever advise
disabling a service to plug a security hole.)
Bruce Chambers
--
Help us help you:
You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on
having both at once. -- RAH
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Mike Truitt [Microsoft]
Bruce,
The services tab is included with the Windows XP version of msconfig.
There is a great checkbox at the bottom of the UI that allows the user to
hide all of the Microsoft Services and show only third-party services.
Spyware and malicious software will load themselves into this area as well
as running through the startup tab.
Feel free to review the functionality, it is pretty cool and its portable.
I have used it on Windows 2000 computers to help trouble-shoot issues as
well.
Best regards,
Mike Truitt
Microsoft Corporation
The services tab is included with the Windows XP version of msconfig.
There is a great checkbox at the bottom of the UI that allows the user to
hide all of the Microsoft Services and show only third-party services.
Spyware and malicious software will load themselves into this area as well
as running through the startup tab.
Feel free to review the functionality, it is pretty cool and its portable.
I have used it on Windows 2000 computers to help trouble-shoot issues as
well.
Best regards,
Mike Truitt
Microsoft Corporation
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Mike Truitt [Microsoft]
Bruce,
No worries at all and I know the feeling. I am still mourning the passing
of regedt32.
Best regards,
Mike Truitt
Microsoft Corporation
No worries at all and I know the feeling. I am still mourning the passing
of regedt32.
Best regards,
Mike Truitt
Microsoft Corporation