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or just a little thing i learned
1) Go to Start, then Run and type in services.msc Click Ok
2) Scroll to Messenger, select it, right click it and choose Properties.
3)Under startup choose "Disabled", then choose Stop.
4) When stopped, click Ok.
Now the messenger popups are disabled and no need to downlaod anything :D
Yes of course it is :rolleyes: .Quote:
Originally posted by yyiryyib@29 May 2003 - 12:46
or just a little thing i learned
1) Go to Start, then Run and type in services.msc Click Ok
2) Scroll to Messenger, select it, right click it and choose Properties.
3)Under startup choose "Disabled", then choose Stop.
4) When stopped, click Ok.
Now the messenger popups are disabled and no need to downlaod anything :D
But it isn't recommended disable the service .. if you are running on a network cuz sometimes your administrator send you messages through this utility.. :rolleyes:
yea but the whole point of this tip is to stop the messenger popups :P if your on a network dont or u can if the admin is a bit weird or u just dont want to listen to him :D B)
To my knowledge there is no support for the NT/2000/XP messenger service in windows 95/98/ME so the forementioned program will not ork properly on those operating system. Windows 95/98/ME systems will not give you these messenger popups. And as a tip from a programmer in many languages but emplyed as a security advisor at a small company, you guys should get yourselves a simple firewall. Even zonealarm would do http://www.zonelabs.com, this is FREE if you choose the normal version.