Thread: Shoot the messenger.exe is not executing.

I have Windows XP running system operating on my system. I set up the Windows Messenger in it. I lately encountered few troubles with Windows Messenger, so I tested to remove Windows Messenger via Add or Remove Programs. But all time I restart my machine, I have this thing back in the machine. Can anybody tell me how to kill this process? I actually require to erase this program from my system.

If you think it will be removed from the system, try to beat it from the message itself. You can disable this by going to the Start Menu, then select "Control Panel". In the Control Panel allows you to "Administrative Tools". In the transition to administrative services. From there you will find the option Messenger. Just right click it and select Stop. This will disable Windows Messenger.

Shoot the Messenger is a program that will help stop all unwanted e-mail services for users of Windows operating systems. This is a list of messaging services running on your system. If you do not want this program to run, then you can disable the two buttons found on the program. If you can not remove the program and then remove the control panel.

It was the first thing I did, I disabled messenger. But also messaging services start when I reboot, even if it is disabled. Someone told me to go into hiding and then move Sysoc.inf the words of the line, messenger, making to appear in the Add or Remove Programs. So I went into the component from Windows Add or Remove Programs and uninstall it completely, but this still did not work for me.

If you came to start the system and then you can go to the Run command from the Start menu and type "msconfig" from there you will see several tabs. There will be a tab called startup, when you click that is the list of programs that start when you boot your system. So from there you can select Messenger and clear the check box. After making changes, you are prompted to restart your PC. So once you reboot the system, there is a dialog that has to place a mark on him. This operation permanently removes the messaging implementation.