How do I disable MSN from auto loading

[riosluts]

MSN keeps on auto matically loading and connecting. is there any way to prevent this from happening. Its happening after I ran systemworks and fixed all the errors on my computer

[pornstar2pac]

lol, Bill Gates has your ass now.....

[vapewiz]

Go to internet options --> connections then choose never dial a connection.

[TheFrog]

Originally posted by cutetwink
Go to internet options --> connections then choose never dial a connection.

dial up is so 5 years ago

[bdld]

http://www.dougknox.com/xp/tips/xp_messenger_remove.htm

[michel]

I don't have msn anymore, but there is an option to stop this, just click all options to see which one you need. (very helpfull, I know ) It took me some time to figure it out, but it is possible

[mammy]

edit your registry


start ->run->regiedit

then go to hkey local machine - software - microsoft- hahahahahahas - run

and kill there msn loading line

[riosluts]

Originally posted by michel
I don't have msn anymore, but there is an option to stop this, just click all options to see which one you need. (very helpfull, I know ) It took me some time to figure it out, but it is possible

all options in what program? MS outlook or MSN or what else

[Firehorse]

I will check it out too, I only have it on one machine, but it can really pisss me off!

[fuzebox]

What the fuck does this look like?

[riosluts]

Originally posted by fuzebox
What the fuck does this look like?

its wouldnt be there. u gotta update the registry or something, there is no option to disable it

[cypocrypt]

start>run>msconfig>click startup tab>uncheck msnmsgr
wont run at startup and will connect only when you want it to

[SykkBoy]

Originally posted by fuzebox
What the fuck does this look like?

um, I think you need Makreting For Dummies...that image isn't linked to your amazon.com affiliate code
;-)))

[CDSmith]

MSN messenger starts up when I load Outlook Express. If you use outlook Express you will have to open it up, go into "Tools", then "options"..... and under the "general tab" you'll see a checkbox that says "automatically log on to messenger"... UNcheck it.


Another thing..... try this:

close all programs.
Go to START >> RUN then type in "msconfig" and hit OK.
Go to the "Startup" tab and look at all the shit that you have loading on startup.
Find anything that looks like MSN messenger and UNcheck it.
In fact, you can uncheck EVERYTHING IN THAT LIST. You don't need shit auto-starting, if you need a program opened you can do it manually at your leisure.
Click "APPLY" and then "OKAY"
yes to RESTART
after your system is done booting you will see a little alert box on your desktop that says "selective startup"..... make sure to check the box that says "Do not remind me again" or whatever, and you're good to go.

Your machine will boot a lot quicker and you'll have more available resources without having a bunch of shit loaded that you're not using eating up your RAM.

[chaze]

Check this guys site out it will help your system and help with your messanger:

http://www.blackviper.com/

[michel]

Originally posted by riosluts
all options in what program? MS outlook or MSN or what else

Msn

[mryellow]

Add these to the reg with DWORD value 1

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Mes senger\Client\PreventRun

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Mes senger\Client\PreventAutoRun

Run these from dos shell.

rundll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %systemRoot%\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove

rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection BLC.Remove 128 %systemRoot%\INF\msmsgs.inf

Then run this.

notepad.exe %systemRoot%\INF\sysoc.inf

Remove "hide" from this.
msmsgs=hide

Reboot.

Add/Remove programs to uninstall it.

Now you're 100% clean of it.

-Ben

[chaze]

Originally posted by mryellow
Add these to the reg with DWORD value 1

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Mes senger\Client\PreventRun

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Mes senger\Client\PreventAutoRun

Run these from dos shell.

rundll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %systemRoot%\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove

rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection BLC.Remove 128 %systemRoot%\INF\msmsgs.inf

Then run this.

notepad.exe %systemRoot%\INF\sysoc.inf

Remove "hide" from this.
msmsgs=hide

Reboot.

Add/Remove programs to uninstall it.

Now you're 100% clean of it.

-Ben

That's mean, watch out this is how you let outside access to your computer...

[B40]

Ever think about using Google?

I had the same problem before and found the solution on Google.

[WombRaider]

here's another way that worked for me:

start>run> (then type the following in the run dialog)

RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %windir%\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove


hope that helps

[Amputate Your Head]

delete that shit.

[fuzebox]

Originally posted by SykkBoy2
;-)))

Sure thing, Serge.

[riosluts]

Originally posted by CDSmith
MSN messenger starts up when I load Outlook Express. If you use outlook Express you will have to open it up, go into "Tools", then "options"..... and under the "general tab" you'll see a checkbox that says "automatically log on to messenger"... UNcheck it.


Another thing..... try this:

close all programs.
Go to START >> RUN then type in "msconfig" and hit OK.
Go to the "Startup" tab and look at all the shit that you have loading on startup.
Find anything that looks like MSN messenger and UNcheck it.
In fact, you can uncheck EVERYTHING IN THAT LIST. You don't need shit auto-starting, if you need a program opened you can do it manually at your leisure.
Click "APPLY" and then "OKAY"
yes to RESTART
after your system is done booting you will see a little alert box on your desktop that says "selective startup"..... make sure to check the box that says "Do not remind me again" or whatever, and you're good to go.

Your machine will boot a lot quicker and you'll have more available resources without having a bunch of shit loaded that you're not using eating up your RAM.

i tried that and it still doesnt seem to correct the problem

[mryellow]

Originally posted by chaze
That's mean, watch out this is how you let outside access to your computer...

WTF???

Do you KNOW me??

That is exactly how you remove ALL parts of MSN.

I am the only one so far to post the full details.

You think I'm trying to hack ppl????

I'm simply answering his question and telling him how to
completely remove MSN. Having MSN is a bigger backdoor into
your system then just about anything else.

If you know how long I've been in this industry....
and think I'm trying to hack my fellow webmasters....

You're a fuckin fool.

:-)

Just woke up..... feel the love!

-Ben

[mryellow]

For those that missed it...... or think turning it half off is enough....


Add these to the reg with DWORD value 1

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Mes
senger\Client\PreventRun

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Mes
senger\Client\PreventAutoRun

Run these from dos shell.

rundll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %systemRoot%\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove

rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection BLC.Remove 128 %systemRoot%\INF\msmsgs.inf

Then run this.

notepad.exe %systemRoot%\INF\sysoc.inf

Remove "hide" from this.
msmsgs=hide

Reboot.

Add/Remove programs to uninstall it.

Now you're 100% clean of it.

-Ben

[MrJackMeHoff]

Crypto boy was right. Just use msconfig from the run menu. Its in the startup tab.

[mryellow]

That will not work for most people.

MS circumvent their own usual methods of auto-running and have
hacked up a way to get MSN to run all the time. The only way to
completely remove it and never have it run again is the steps
above.

btw sorry Craze.... Not sure if you were really accussing me of
trying to hack ppl..... just it's 5pm and I've only just got outta bed
with no coffee.

love :-)

-Ben

[Zprogramz]

Ditch the PC and get a Mac. That should solve your problem.

Z

[CDSmith]

Originally posted by riosluts
i tried that and it still doesnt seem to correct the problem

Well, yes and no. It prevents the msn messenger from starting up, but you still get the little icon on your startup menu beside your clock in the lower right of your screen. But the program isn't "on", just the icon is there. If you go "ctrl-alt-del" you'll see that the program is not running.

So in this sense, it doesn't bother me to have the little icon there. So I deal, and live with it, and work around it, and I don't take anti-depressants for it. I'm a good boy.