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    Default My Windows Live Messenger is so broken...

    Right, so I tried installing the new Windows Live Beta or whatever a few weeks ago, the install failed cos it said I wasn't connected to the internet which I was, and since then I can't sign onto normal Windows Live Messenger. Every time I try to sign in it says the service is temporarily unavailable and gives me error code 80040154. And every time I try the Windows Live Beta installer, it gives me the same stuff about failing to install because it's not connected to the internet.

    Also, I can still get on Windows Live Messenger (the log in bit) but it doesn't say it's even installed in my installed programs section on the control panel...






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    System restore to before you installed the beta, nothing is lost either, start -> All Programs then maintance or something like that.

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    same thing happened to me so i stopped using it in protest lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Techie! View Post
    System restore to before you installed the beta, nothing is lost either, start -> All Programs then maintance or something like that.
    My system restore doesn't go back that far.






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    Mine was the same..
    When the error did it's thing, I clicked the Cancel button which bought up this other page.
    There was this thingy saying fix this problem through the internet.
    I did so, took a few mins, and now it works

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    Lol, I finally found the fix. I tried everything, except messing with my firewall. I changed my protection for web and file anti virus from 'highest' to 'default' and added all the windows live update sites to 'trusted websites' and now it's working. I probably should have known.






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    I wouldn't say that's your fault.

    You'd think companies (especially Redmond herself) would know to put the green light on any of Microsoft's services
    I'm not crazy, ask my toaster.

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    That would under 'default'. Putting it as 'Highest' is just too much...

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