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Old 04-20-2008   #1 (permalink)
DCM


 
 

Windows Live Errors

Operating on XP Home since its introduction I have had only minimal problems
with the system but am now perplexed. I updated Windows Live Messenger just
prior to experiencing this problem I am now unable to log in to MSN Explorer
and when I try to connect get the following message. "MSN Messenger Service
is not installed on this machine. It is a critical part of MSN Explorer and
must be repaired before you can use MSN Explorer again." When I proceed to
"Repair MSN Now" I get the MSN Explorer Error Reporting indicating "We're
very sorry but MSN Explorer has experienced an internal error and will have
to restart which launches me into a perpetual loop. Windows Messenger Live
is working and logging in properly after the recent update although I had to
"Run" the dll libraries for Windows Live in order to get it there. I am not
sure where to look to solve the problem. Any help would be appreciated.




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Old 05-07-2008   #2 (permalink)
john


 
 

RE: Windows Live Errors



"DCM" wrote:
Quote:

> Operating on XP Home since its introduction I have had only minimal problems
> with the system but am now perplexed. I updated Windows Live Messenger just
> prior to experiencing this problem I am now unable to log in to MSN Explorer
> and when I try to connect get the following message. "MSN Messenger Service
> is not installed on this machine. It is a critical part of MSN Explorer and
> must be repaired before you can use MSN Explorer again." When I proceed to
> "Repair MSN Now" I get the MSN Explorer Error Reporting indicating "We're
> very sorry but MSN Explorer has experienced an internal error and will have
> to restart which launches me into a perpetual loop. Windows Messenger Live
> is working and logging in properly after the recent update although I had to
> "Run" the dll libraries for Windows Live in order to get it there. I am not
> sure where to look to solve the problem. Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
>
>
My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 05-07-2008   #3 (permalink)
john


 
 

RE: Windows Live Errors



"john" wrote: i have the same problem and the only way to get msn explorer
back is to delete live messenger
Quote:

>
>
> "DCM" wrote:
>
Quote:

> > Operating on XP Home since its introduction I have had only minimal problems
> > with the system but am now perplexed. I updated Windows Live Messenger just
> > prior to experiencing this problem I am now unable to log in to MSN Explorer
> > and when I try to connect get the following message. "MSN Messenger Service
> > is not installed on this machine. It is a critical part of MSN Explorer and
> > must be repaired before you can use MSN Explorer again." When I proceed to
> > "Repair MSN Now" I get the MSN Explorer Error Reporting indicating "We're
> > very sorry but MSN Explorer has experienced an internal error and will have
> > to restart which launches me into a perpetual loop. Windows Messenger Live
> > is working and logging in properly after the recent update although I had to
> > "Run" the dll libraries for Windows Live in order to get it there. I am not
> > sure where to look to solve the problem. Any help would be appreciated.
> >
> >
> >
> >
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