Just a casual Question.
Since I'm sure Jonathan Kay must be nearing his wit's end explaining how to
keep Windows Messenger from signing in/how to uninstall it over and over-
even though it means the end of a few MSN features... my question is:
Why does Microsoft make one program dependant on the other in the first
place? They must've known that making 2 programs that are similar, yet
keeping program B requireing the similar program A to be installed at the
same time would only cause confusion.
Why don't they just "separate" the two? Men walked on the moon nearly 40
years ago, I'm sure it's possible. It'd make your job a whole lot easier.
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: How to get rid of Windows Messenger?
... So it is one of those apps MS feels you need to have, ... >> Windows Components, unselected Windows Messenger clicked ... it went through the uninstall process. ... >> I closed Outlook, right clicked the WM icon, chose Exit, ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: stop messenger from signing in automatically, how?
... > stop reading now. ... > How can I stop this and still use Windows Messenger? ... My webcam was signing into the old version or the ... version that came with the webcam software. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: Messenger 5 upgrade
... I tried to uninstall but I get the message "This action is only valid for ... installation of assembly component ... interface: AssemblyCache tem, function: Commit, assembly name: Microsoft ... > first making sure that Windows Messenger is shut down (right-click its ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.messenger) - How I uninstalled Microsoft Windows Messenger 5.1
... started Adobe Acrobat 6 the installer started and forced a ... I then searched Microsoft.com for the latest download of Windows Messenger ... it offered to repair the Messenger installation or uninstall it. ... was grayed out, so I chose repair. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.messenger) - Re: Windows Messenger
... Until reading this note I assumed Messanger was uninstallable from Control ... may just uninstall it. ... "Automatically log on to Windows Messenger" and click ... | All of a sudden Windows Messenger has begun to log in with Internet ...
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