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by dklippert
Try this:
by thechas
There are numerous ways to disable Windows Messenger.
This site:
http://www.windows-help.net/WindowsXP/tune-05.html
Claims that you can un-install Messenger with their process.
I say claims, because I have not tried it myself.
Chas
by joea3320
by hereinoz
I have found a cute way to disable it, if not remove it.
Download AOL Instant Messenger and set it to be your default messaging client. This breaks the nexus between Outlook Express and Windows Messenger - usually the greatest nuisance.
Re-boot
Re-set AOL Instant Messenger to not be your default maessaging client - it, unlike Windows Messenger, does what it is told.
You should then have no default Messaging client.
It worked for me anyway!!
Good luck
Alan
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