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Lori
I have 3 users running MSN Messenger Live v8.1 Build 8.1.0178.00. One of the
users noticed .sqm files stored all over the place - root of C:, certain
shared network drives, etc.
I Googled around & the consensus is that they are harmless and can be
deleted but I would like to stop them from being created altogether. The
closest I got were instructions on disabling the 'Customer Experience
Improvement Program' option however the instructions must've been written for
a different version since only 1 of the 2 options were available:
This one I found on v8.1
-- Open MSN Messenger
-- Go to Help
-- Go to Customer Experience Improvement Program and put a check in "I don't
want to participate right now"
This one I did NOT find on v8.1
-- Open MSN Messenger
-- Go to Tools
-- Go to Options
-- Go to General tab
-- Remove option to join Microsoft's Customer Experience Improvement Program
(CEIP)
After putting the check in "I don't want to participate right now" the
generation of these .sqm files seems to have slowed, but not stopped. Any
recommendations on how to kill these altogether???
Thanks for your time!
- Lori
users noticed .sqm files stored all over the place - root of C:, certain
shared network drives, etc.
I Googled around & the consensus is that they are harmless and can be
deleted but I would like to stop them from being created altogether. The
closest I got were instructions on disabling the 'Customer Experience
Improvement Program' option however the instructions must've been written for
a different version since only 1 of the 2 options were available:
This one I found on v8.1
-- Open MSN Messenger
-- Go to Help
-- Go to Customer Experience Improvement Program and put a check in "I don't
want to participate right now"
This one I did NOT find on v8.1
-- Open MSN Messenger
-- Go to Tools
-- Go to Options
-- Go to General tab
-- Remove option to join Microsoft's Customer Experience Improvement Program
(CEIP)
After putting the check in "I don't want to participate right now" the
generation of these .sqm files seems to have slowed, but not stopped. Any
recommendations on how to kill these altogether???
Thanks for your time!
- Lori