MSN Messenger - probably the mallestware you'll ev


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i think its his daughter mrs.moomoocow (lets call her) is downloading all sorts of adware and viruses like that stupid blockchecker thing that goes around

:angry: i hate people like this, they just need to teach their children stuff about it, like i taught my little brother, now at least he doesn't get viruses (after i cleaned it of 20,000 trojans)

:laugh:

MSN messenger is not hard to remove (the classic add/remove programs, and you're done). But Windows Messenger is another thing. I myself am aware that it's runnin somewhere, because when I used messenger in media center (just to try it), I found that damn thing was opened. No icon anywhere.

I remember you had to modify some system policy to prevent it from opening at boot.

See: TechRepublic.com

If I had to choose our "no news" problems or their "crappy news" problems, I'd stick with nothing. The author comes across as an arrogant moron. BTW, is it still cool to call Microsoft "the Vole"?

Every time I read an article from the reg I always start thinking "what on earth...?" then I read "The Vole" and think "Ahhh, The Reg. No wonder."

Another day....another poorly written and inaccurate inquirer "news" article.

Edit: And written by Paul Hales, sacked from PC Pro I believe and had the cheek to write a stupid article at the inquirer about us "stealing" news when he didn't realise we actually source articles. What a retard.

I second that, I was expecting to read a very interesting article. I should know better by now.

any program that accepts incoming connections can be malware infested so quick, when you don't know what your doing.

this guy needs to learn how to use the program before bashing it. there is an options menu in almost every single program for a reason. he should learn how to use it.

Edited by Hurmoth

Another day....another poorly written and inaccurate inquirer "news" article.

Edit: And written by Paul Hales, sacked from PC Pro I believe and had the cheek to write a stupid article at the inquirer about us "stealing" news when he didn't realise we actually source articles. What a retard.

Inquier, the Fox News of the internet :)

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