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Old 19-12-2006, 04:36 AM   #1
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After last weeks Windows update (Dec 12, 2006), Windows Live Messenger causes
my Dell Inspirion 5100 to crash with a Blue Screen of Death. The only way I
can run Messenger is to restore the computer to it's state before the update
and disable automatic updates. I'm running Windows XP Pro, SP2. Anyone else
have this problem?
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Old 27-12-2006, 01:50 PM   #2
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"JD" wrote:

> After last weeks Windows update (Dec 12, 2006), Windows Live Messenger causes
> my Dell Inspirion 5100 to crash with a Blue Screen of Death. The only way I
> can run Messenger is to restore the computer to it's state before the update
> and disable automatic updates. I'm running Windows XP Pro, SP2. Anyone else
> have this problem?


Yes! I thought I had another software prob, my custom system (running
same-XP Pro, SP2)crashes, restarts and logs a serious error, but seems to run
fine afterwards and also if I don't start live messenger (I don't run
messenger on start-up).
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"Mr.B" wrote:

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> "JD" wrote:
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> > After last weeks Windows update (Dec 12, 2006), Windows Live Messenger causes
> > my Dell Inspirion 5100 to crash with a Blue Screen of Death. The only way I
> > can run Messenger is to restore the computer to it's state before the update
> > and disable automatic updates. I'm running Windows XP Pro, SP2. Anyone else
> > have this problem?

>
> Yes! I thought I had another software prob, my custom system (running
> same-XP Pro, SP2)crashes, restarts and logs a serious error, but seems to run
> fine afterwards and also if I don't start live messenger (I don't run
> messenger on start-up).


I eventually uninstalled Windows Live Messenger 8 and re-installed MSN
Messenger. I haven't had problems using MSN Messenger, so I'll stick with
that.
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