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So for the last 2 weeks I've been having the same problem as all of you...
I analyzed the answers on this forum and found a few interesting tips...but no real winners :(
Regardless...I have to thank the people who provided the tips that lead me to a new solution to our common problem! (Thank you)
The FIX:
(Note - This has only been tested in windows xp...but it will eliminate the need to completely re-install internet explorer!)
Step 1 - Press Ctrl+alt+delete to access the 'windows task manager'
Step 2 - Click the 'process tab' and end both "wlcomm.exe" and "msnmsgr.exe"
Step 3 - Open up Internet Explorer and go to: tools and click on 'Internet Options'
Step 4 - Click the 'Advanced' tab on the top right
Step 5 - At the bottom you should see something that says "Reset Internet Explorer Settings"....click the reset button and then read the pop up and confirm your IE reset by click the the second reset button at the bottom of your pop up screen
Step 6 - After the reset completes - open up internet explorer (make sure you close firefox if you are using it) and run thru the 'Internet Explorer Set up Screen' (you do not have to set Internet Explorer as your home page/default browser/change you default search provider)
Step 7 - now exit Internet Explorer and re-open it once more (leave firefox or any other browser closed) then open up Live/MSN messenger and log-in
PROBLEM SOLVED!
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Step 8 -
I analyzed the answers on this forum and found a few interesting tips...but no real winners :(
Regardless...I have to thank the people who provided the tips that lead me to a new solution to our common problem! (Thank you)
The FIX:
(Note - This has only been tested in windows xp...but it will eliminate the need to completely re-install internet explorer!)
Step 1 - Press Ctrl+alt+delete to access the 'windows task manager'
Step 2 - Click the 'process tab' and end both "wlcomm.exe" and "msnmsgr.exe"
Step 3 - Open up Internet Explorer and go to: tools and click on 'Internet Options'
Step 4 - Click the 'Advanced' tab on the top right
Step 5 - At the bottom you should see something that says "Reset Internet Explorer Settings"....click the reset button and then read the pop up and confirm your IE reset by click the the second reset button at the bottom of your pop up screen
Step 6 - After the reset completes - open up internet explorer (make sure you close firefox if you are using it) and run thru the 'Internet Explorer Set up Screen' (you do not have to set Internet Explorer as your home page/default browser/change you default search provider)
Step 7 - now exit Internet Explorer and re-open it once more (leave firefox or any other browser closed) then open up Live/MSN messenger and log-in
PROBLEM SOLVED!
I am an owner of a Small Business SEO/Internet Marketing/Web Design Solutions Business in Houston, Texas - Please thank my answer by visiting my website (for my local small business) and click through a couple of pages! - Travis Gutierrez
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If you do not want to re-set all of your Internet Explorer settings just scroll down the list in the 'Advanced' tab until you find the 'Security section. You will see an item which says 'Check for Server Certificate Revocation' - Uncheck this option, close Internet Explorer and you should be good to go for Messenger now !!
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I actually had this same problem bout a day ago. And I found out how to solve it. Hehe okay here's how to do it.
Control-alt-delete, and open up task manager.
Now go to processess and set it by image names.
Scroll down to "m"s
Find ANY processess titled "msnmsgr.exe"
You should have at least one, if not more, I had 5!
Click on them and click end process, and terminate it. Terminate every "msnmsgr.exe" you have.
After this, simply run msn and it works nicely.
Control-alt-delete, and open up task manager.
Now go to processess and set it by image names.
Scroll down to "m"s
Find ANY processess titled "msnmsgr.exe"
You should have at least one, if not more, I had 5!
Click on them and click end process, and terminate it. Terminate every "msnmsgr.exe" you have.
After this, simply run msn and it works nicely.
The old 'reboot' to fix your problem. Well, I tried the suggestion, closed my MSN and reopened and it fixed this port problem. Thank you. Granted, I just right clicked on the MSN icon and chose exit, there was no need to go to the task manager, but thank you, this fixed my problem.
i tryied that but everytime I end it, it keeps comming back up. Do I keep doing this over and over again?
Well for me I had to do it three times. Make sure your MSN isn't running first.
When you terminate a process...the program should completely go away...And then you should be able to run MSN.
If the process keeps popping up as soon as you terminate it. Then MSN is starting on its own.. O.o..Try reinstalling? Or maybe even scanning for viruses >.>
When you terminate a process...the program should completely go away...And then you should be able to run MSN.
If the process keeps popping up as soon as you terminate it. Then MSN is starting on its own.. O.o..Try reinstalling? Or maybe even scanning for viruses >.>
Hi all,
I had this same issue over and over again. It would come and go and still no luck.
I did find an issue for this problem though and it works like a charm.
Go into task manager and kill two processes.
msnmsgr.exe
wlcomm.exe (related to contacts and such)
Restart msn messenger and it should work.
I hop this helps anyone else that has had the same problem
I had this same issue over and over again. It would come and go and still no luck.
I did find an issue for this problem though and it works like a charm.
Go into task manager and kill two processes.
msnmsgr.exe
wlcomm.exe (related to contacts and such)
Restart msn messenger and it should work.
I hop this helps anyone else that has had the same problem
Oh it its Easy..... All you do is go on your Proxy/Firewall. . . and then it will have a slot and all you'll do is put it in (Copy and Paste it) then you'll work it out and then restart your computer than the msn troubleshoot will come up, then say retry and IT WILL WORK!! Thats how I got told and done it and It Worked!!!
I had this problem but I found out how to fix it straight away. At first I tried fixing it by the comments left on this page but when I restarted it it didnt seem to work so heres what I did :)...
1ST...Click server status on msn homepage and it will take you to a website... http://messengersays.spaces.live.com/
Under the Help-technical support and feedback there is a link named..what to do when you cant sign in click on that and it takes you to a different page.... http://messenger-support.spaces.live.com/
In the section (FAQ'S) click on the link named..How to enable MSN Messenger through a Firewall. Again this navigates you to a different page. Click on an appropriate link based on the firewall you are using and go throught the step by step pages and then your done. I would like to reccoment this to anyone who is experiancing the problem I had...Thankyou :).
1ST...Click server status on msn homepage and it will take you to a website... http://messengersays.spaces.live.com/
Under the Help-technical support and feedback there is a link named..what to do when you cant sign in click on that and it takes you to a different page.... http://messenger-support.spaces.live.com/
In the section (FAQ'S) click on the link named..How to enable MSN Messenger through a Firewall. Again this navigates you to a different page. Click on an appropriate link based on the firewall you are using and go throught the step by step pages and then your done. I would like to reccoment this to anyone who is experiancing the problem I had...Thankyou :).
I had this problem too and after spending hours searching the internet and not finding anything that helped me, I think I finally stumbled onto my fix.
I use Firefox as my browser. With Messenger being a Microsoft program, I started to wonder if the two were incompatible. So I closed my Firefox browser, opened the Internet Explorer browser and then tried to log onto Messenger again and it went through with no problems whatsoever. (Then I closed IE and reopened Firefox and Messenger is still operating).
I don't know if it will help you but I thought I'd pass along my experience. Good luck!
I use Firefox as my browser. With Messenger being a Microsoft program, I started to wonder if the two were incompatible. So I closed my Firefox browser, opened the Internet Explorer browser and then tried to log onto Messenger again and it went through with no problems whatsoever. (Then I closed IE and reopened Firefox and Messenger is still operating).
I don't know if it will help you but I thought I'd pass along my experience. Good luck!
Step 1 : Go to internet explore
Step 2 : Tools-> advanced
Step 3 : Make sure that (SSL 2.0) and (SSL 3.0) is clicked. Scroll down and find this txt : (Allow active content from files on my computer) make sure to unclick it.
Step 4 : Close internet explore
Step 5 : Open Windows live messenger. ( SIGN me in automatically)(make sure it is checked/clicked).
Works on Windows 7 and 8.