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How to turn off Windows Messenger Service Pop-ups


Windows Messenger Service is a Windows "feature" that allows other computers to create a pop-up with a message on your screen. These messenger popups look like other standard Windows messages or errors and the can cause you to accidentally install spyware, like Gator or Gain (software that sends personal information to its makers) or create other security holes in your system. They are annoying, and are increasingly being used as a new type of spam advertising. Users of AOL, AOL Instant Messenger, and other instant messaging services are the biggest targets. 

Fortunately, Windows Messenger Service popups are very easy to stop. 
Unfortunately, they are allowed by default in Windows OS's. 

 

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INSTRUCTIONS: HOW TO STOP WINDOWS MESSENGER POPUPS 
OPERATING SYSTEM HOW TO DISABLE WINDOWS MESSENGER POPUPS 
Windows 2000 1. Click Start / Control Panel.
2. Double click "Administrative Tools".
3. Select "Services".
4. Double click "Messenger".
5. Select "Stop" in the Messenger Properties window.
6. Choose "Disable" from the "Startup Type" dropdown. 
7. Click "OK"
Windows XP 1. Click Start / Control Panel.
2. Click "Administrative Tools".
*** NOTE: This will not appear while you are in "Category View". You must be in "Classic View".
*** To switch between the views, click the link on the left of the Control Panels window that says
*** "Switch to ... View". It is underlined and probably blue.
*** You will know you are in the right view when the link on the left says: "Switch to Category View".

3. Double click "Services".
4. Scroll down and click once on "Messenger" to highlight it.
5. Right-click the highlighted line and select "Properties".
6. Click the "Stop" button or link. 
Windows NT 1. Click Start / Programs / Administrative Tools / Services.
2. Highlight then right-click the line labeled "Messenger".
3. Click the "Stop" button.
4. Choose "Disable" or "Manual" from the "Startup Type" dropdown. 
5.  Click "OK".

We hope you are successful. If you have any computer repair or networking questions and would like to talk with a professional, please give us a call or send us an email and we can probably help.

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