Windows Messenger 4.7.3001 vs 5.1

  • Thread starter Stefano Ferrante
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Stefano Ferrante

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Hello all.

Will you excuse me if this has already been asked but...I am unable to
find out if there could be any reason to switching to Windows Messenger
5.1 from version 4.7.3001.

Assuming I am not prompted to doing it via microsoft update because
there aren't any security updates (do I guess right?) I wonder if I had
better switch to the newest version or keep the windows xp pro default
supplied one.

I hope you will be able solve my doubts :)

Tia,

Stefano

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Stefano Ferrante

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Mike Hall (MS-MVP) said:
Stefano

Update Messenger to 5.1..

Well this sounds mandatory :)
....and makes me think I should follow your advice.

Do you mean I will have new functionality and added security?

I am asking this...also due to some fonts I cannot display and share
with
other users running Msn Messenger (plus?)...but I am more interested in
security features.

Thanks,

Stefano




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Stefano Ferrante

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Mike Hall (MS-MVP) said:
WM 5.1 is more secure.. You might want to look at this..

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS05-009.mspx

I followed your advice. Thank you for your support.

Stefano

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