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Automatic Sign-In Not Working... & I don't have MSN Mess.

 
 
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      23rd Oct 2003
Got XP Pro on the new computer. Didn't realize it came with Windows Messenger, so one of the first things I did was download MSN Messenger 6, which I use to work from home. I hadn't been on it for ten minutes after installation (I set up auto-login on MSN Mess, btw, and it worked) when I saw that Win Messenger was on XP. Here's exactly what I did:

1) Uninstalled MSN Messenger 6 through add/remove programs (took off "hide" in sysoc.inf to do it)
2) Downloaded/installed Windows Messenger 5

Now each time I log into this user account, instead of seeing 'Sign in as user' in my normal Messeger box, a dialog box titled '.Net Messenger Service' starts up and prompts me to 'Please sign in with your .NET Passport'. After I signed in the first time and checked 'Auto Sign In', then set up Messenger to start up at login and run in background, I completely exited out of Messenger to test. It didn't auto sign in, just popped up that '.Net Messenger Service' sign in dialog.

It's stayed that way now. How do I get auto sign in for Windows Messenger back? It's not a huge problem, but it's still bothersome--if only Softie would allow me to completely uninstall and reinstall these programs, I wouldn't have run into this in the first place.
 
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      24th Oct 2003
go to tools then options and uncheck always ask me for
password whenchecking hotmail or other net password web
sites.
Had the same problem started a couple of days ago and
when I saw your post thought there must be something I
missed and after making the change above it stopped
asking me for my password over and over.
>-----Original Message-----
>Got XP Pro on the new computer. Didn't realize it came

with Windows Messenger, so one of the first things I did
was download MSN Messenger 6, which I use to work from
home. I hadn't been on it for ten minutes after
installation (I set up auto-login on MSN Mess, btw, and
it worked) when I saw that Win Messenger was on XP.
Here's exactly what I did:
>
>1) Uninstalled MSN Messenger 6 through add/remove

programs (took off "hide" in sysoc.inf to do it)
>2) Downloaded/installed Windows Messenger 5
>
>Now each time I log into this user account, instead of

seeing 'Sign in as user' in my normal Messeger box, a
dialog box titled '.Net Messenger Service' starts up and
prompts me to 'Please sign in with your .NET Passport'.
After I signed in the first time and checked 'Auto Sign
In', then set up Messenger to start up at login and run
in background, I completely exited out of Messenger to
test. It didn't auto sign in, just popped up that '.Net
Messenger Service' sign in dialog.
>
>It's stayed that way now. How do I get auto sign in for

Windows Messenger back? It's not a huge problem, but
it's still bothersome--if only Softie would allow me to
completely uninstall and reinstall these programs, I
wouldn't have run into this in the first place.
>.
>

 
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