problem with MSN

Discussion in 'Software' started by Tinus1959, Jun 17, 2008.

  1. Tinus1959

    Tinus1959 Gigabyte Poster

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    Hi,

    Not sure where to put this question.

    I have a small problem. On one computer when I login to MSN I get logged on automatically, that is without asking for a password. When I log out and after that right click on the icon in the systemtray I get two options: "login" and "login as..."

    On my second machine when I login I always have to give my password. I only get one option in the systray there which is "login as..."

    I would like to have both computers log in in the secure way. I already looked at the "log my in automatically" checkbox, but that is NOT checked.

    I work with messenger 4.7

    Thanks.

    Martien
     
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  2. asje1

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    4.7 is out of date? There are alot more versions out there...

    To be honest MSN is annoying in my eyes, i use it, but its really annoying!

    Try reinstalling? - Are the 2 versions the same?

    If you want, in the MSN options, you can choose not to load MSN when windows starts, that way it would stop you auto logging in, but i guess it doesnt solve the overall issue...

    Jonny
     
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  3. Tinus1959

    Tinus1959 Gigabyte Poster

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    I allready tried reinstalling, but that did not fix the problem. The OS is XP. That could be the reason for working with an older version.
    I think I'll compare the registry settings for those two machines on messenger.
     
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  4. Mitzs
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    Tinus Under tools/options/preferences do you have the runs messenger when windows start?
     
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  5. Tinus1959

    Tinus1959 Gigabyte Poster

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    yes, but is also the case on the other computer.

    But I found the culprit. It was in control panel, user accounts. You can connect a live account to your logon account there. I removed the connection and bingo.
     
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