1 out of 3 people actually answered this question right, as always well done
RussS. As for the other two this is about MSN Messenger NOT the Windows
Messenger service they are not the same thing.
"Chris E" <> wrote in message
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> The easiest way is to disable Messenger through Services. You can also
try
> going to Program Files/Messenger and renaming the file to something else.
> Messenger looks to this file at startup and will abort if it cannot find
the
> file.
>
> Chris
> A+, Net+
>
> "Dilash" <> wrote in message
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> > One of my customer requested me to block the msn messenger on her
computer
> > which is on a network with another computer. The network is using a
Dlink
> > router which has firewall capabilites. I tried to block the port 80; it
> > blocks the internet connection, but not the msn messenger. How can I
block
> > the msn messenger. Any ideas?
> >
> > Dilash.
> >
> >
>
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