Originally Posted by HimAgain!
Ok i cant get onto that site at all
Is this site down at the moment
Bill Gate's motto: "They're not bugs! They're......features."
Part of the (˜"°º• -=P-L-E-X-E-C-U-T-O-R-S oOo X-B-O-X oOo H-U-B-S=- •º°"˜) DC Hub network.
http://www.blkviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm
was this the site you ment Him again
Bill Gate's motto: "They're not bugs! They're......features."
Part of the (˜"°º• -=P-L-E-X-E-C-U-T-O-R-S oOo X-B-O-X oOo H-U-B-S=- •º°"˜) DC Hub network.
Ok ill attach the picture of the advert i just recevied
How do i get rid of these
Just a pop up blocker
Bill Gate's motto: "They're not bugs! They're......features."
Part of the (˜"°º• -=P-L-E-X-E-C-U-T-O-R-S oOo X-B-O-X oOo H-U-B-S=- •º°"˜) DC Hub network.
Originally Posted by rctempire
ok check this out, MSN6 messanger and Messanger Service are to diffrent things,
MSN messanger is a IM ( instant message service) and messanger service is a pro for networked computer to talk to each other.
somone found a way to send adds using this messanger service, how I turned it off was by right click " my computer" / manage/ services and apps/ services, then go down to messanger/ then right click and stop/ then right click messanger again and go to properties& start-up type = disable
no more pop-ups
I had this problem, like 6 mounths ago, guess it only happens once you do a fresh instal of XP, Google.com can take you a long way
also buy shuting off Messanger Service, it can cause problems with AVG anti-virus, so says a page I found using Google, wish I remember the page but tht was 6 mounths ago.
also its not a firewall problem tht can make you get the adds, its a hole that microsoft made (hope by mistake) that once you get on the web your open to these add, even if your hardware & software firewall'd
basiclly XP home and XP professional are the same thing, just that some features were disabled, but the IM service was not deleted. :goodjob :goodjob :goodjob :goodjobOriginally Posted by j.ashton
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welcome to the hell support line, our operators are currently busy right now getting high, you are person # 921,785,342,877th person waiting the estimated wait is 1,231,598,324 years, thank you for your corruption...
please, stop poking me with the 1,000 foot poking stick of terror, it makes me gassy
MS probably just didn't predict that when XP was rolled out to consumers that spammers would start bulk advertising with that primitive messenger service. Big surprise there, they didn't think ahead.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't SP1 disable it for you on Home Edition?
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