Justin Clift wrote:
Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
Yes, I agree. It took a near miracle to finally figure out how to get
MSN Messenger off my computer.
Try this: In Add/Remove, click on the button about Window's Components
on the right. See if it is in there.
*Awesome*
Yep, that did it. :)
Thanks hea
On Thursday 21 April 2005 21:14, Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
> Justin Clift wrote:
snip...
> > These kinds of software tactics are *so* sleazy. :(
> >
> > Regards and best wishes,
> >
> > Justin Clift
>
> Yes, I agree. It took a near miracle to finally figure out how to
> get MSN Messenger off my comp
Actualy the 1 KB update has two purposes. The first one is to bind MSN
messenger into the MSN explorer so that it must communicated directly through
the internal Internet Explorer proxies, thereby closing direct contact that
could cause security holes.
The second is to tie MSN Explorer into the st
Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
Yes, I agree. It took a near miracle to finally figure out how to get
MSN Messenger off my computer.
Try this: In Add/Remove, click on the button about Window's Components
on the right. See if it is in there.
*Awesome*
Yep, that did it. :)
Thanks heaps Peter!
Regards and
Justin Clift wrote:
Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
I don't suppose you have any system restore points set you could go
back to?
Good idea in hindsight. ;-)
The Add/Remove Programs option doesn't list the particular update
(KB887472) for rolling back, so short of deleting the program files
directly,
Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
I don't suppose you have any system restore points set you could go back
to?
Good idea in hindsight. ;-)
The Add/Remove Programs option doesn't list the particular update
(KB887472) for rolling back, so short of deleting the program files
directly, this workstation now
Justin Clift wrote:
Hi all,
Just a quick rant, in the hopes it stops someone else from getting
caught by this lousy Microsoft tactic.
I have *no* Microsoft software on this workstation at all apart from
Windows, as a way of keeping the workstation stable (and it's been ok).
I've just run "Windo
Hi all,
Just a quick rant, in the hopes it stops someone else from getting
caught by this lousy Microsoft tactic.
I have *no* Microsoft software on this workstation at all apart from
Windows, as a way of keeping the workstation stable (and it's been ok).
I've just run "Windows Update" on my Win
