20 Most Recent Microsoft MSN Messenger Connect for Enterprises (u35-00006) for PC Questions & Answers

but there are three ways to unblock msn messenger
-registry
-Microsoft management Controll
-adjusting the port range or blocking a sertain port msn =1863 (i'cant explain this because this is pretty hard, and complicated

you can get to the first 2 'apps' or programs by going to run under the start menu
if you would want to go to the Microsoft Management Controll you need to type in 'gpedit.msc' then you need to go to computer configuration/security settings/software resrictions/additional rules if a path is listed there with the name msn messenger in it delete it,

next step
computer configuration/ administrative templates/ windows components/(windows) messenger, check if these ar both turned on not configured or disabled

repeat these steps under user configuration.

if it still doesn't work

go to run
type in regedit
go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/software/policies/microsoft/messenger/client

check if preventrun and preventautorun ar set to '0'

Probably your parents who have an Administrator account on your computer.

Please download the messenger on this link http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/confirmation.aspx?familyId=cf49c56c-8b3e-4eae-9904-9505f47bed45&displayLang=en
or you can also download it from here too
http://www.freedownloads.be/downloaddetail/727-MSN-Messenger-7.0

hi abdou; welcome! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og1jEr1zphE&feature=fvw

pls go through the link
All the best

Reset your password

English translation is a postcode!
This is part of most peoples physical address,
ie 1 Road where I live
    Town
CRI 2NQ <<<<< Postcode
it could also be all digits as in USA.

Mr ganesh,

This type of emails are sent only for gathering information regarding persons like their contact number and all so that they can segregate many contacts and sell it to companies for promoting their products. In few cases it has also been observed that they ask you to pay insurance on receipt of a parcel upto 500$ and when you open the parcel it contains nothing and you loose your money. So kindly don't fall for this. I personally receive around 10 such emails daily.

Hey

I can help you. But i need your daugthers email so i can send her your password. I got a program for that.

Actually you can not do this.
Any software which uses the MSN SDK to communicate with MSN has to be approved by Microsoft before it is enabled to work and access the MSN network.

Due to privacy rules and laws, they do not allow you to detect such things, there are some forensic software which have been approved but unless you work for a digital forensics lab you are not going to get your hands on the software.

The easiest way to find out - is simply toask the person politely - use some reverse psychology (social engineering) leave them a message - say a relative has died and you understand that the person you suspect is blocking / hiding from you is wanting you to leave them alone and that you will do so from now on, and that you are sorry - you say this because you did not get the chance to apologise to your dead relative....

This will get even the coldest person to respond.... of course if they have blocked you - then the message will not get to them. But you will discover if they are hiding from you.

If this helps you, then help me and vote kindly, thank you.

If you are using Internet Explorer, you can go to Internet Options and try to reset everything to default. You can also use other web browsers like Firefox and Opera and then download Yahoo Messenger or MSN Messenger.

Hi there, my name is Alex and I am here to help solve your problem

A common problem to signing in to MSN Messenger is the date and time set incorrectly. You can locate this at the bottom right hand corner of the desktop. After setting the time and date correctly, you should be able to sign in without problem.

If Messenger gives problems and the date and time are both set correctly, exit MSN Messenger and exit the icon which is located in the system bar (next to the time and date) and then open MSN Messenger again.

I hope this problem helps..... If you have any questions or more problems, please feel free to ask me.

Pls. Try scanning your hardisk.
Start ->Run ->"CHKDSK" ->ENTER

First off 2 questions,
Which operating system are you using, and which brand of computer.

Secondly, Windows messenger and MSN messenger are two different programs and hopefully the information below will help sort out which is which.
On Windows XP and presumably later, "Windows Messenger" is another instant messaging client, very much like MSN Messenger. It is installed when you install Windows XP and runs only on Windows XP. (The updated Windows Messenger 5.0 also runs on Windows 2000 and can be downloaded here).
While Windows Messenger and MSN Messenger look very similar, they in fact are two separate applications. The good news is that either can be used to access the same .NET Messaging Service contacts. That's the default instant messaging service for both and the one you'll use on the internet. What that really means is that if all you're doing is instant messaging your friends and family on the internet, it doesn't matter which one you use and changing from one to the other is not a problem.
Unfortunately, as I said, they are two different programs. They have slightly different feature sets and release on different schedules. In particular, Windows Messenger is more tightly integrated with applications such as Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, or the Remote Assistance feature of Windows XP. The differences and the confusion don't end there, though. Microsoft has a Knowledgebase article that touches on more of the technical differences and provides instructions for installing and running both on the same machine. The good news is that most likely you'll never need to know how or why you would want to.
But sadly, the confusion does not end there. There is yet another Windows "Messenger".
On Windows 2000 and Windows XP there is a service called "Messenger". It's unfortunately often referred to as the "Windows Messenger" that is used to present what can best be called "network messages" to a machine's user. This is not an instant messaging application, but rather software that runs in the background listening for incoming messages and popping up a very simple box containing the message when one arrives. The most common example might be in a corporate environment when you send a document to a network printer. The messenger service handles the pop-up message that the printer sends back when it has finished.
Unfortunately the Messenger Service has been exploited by spammers to pop-up unwanted advertising messages on unprotected machines on the internet. The average user has absolutely no need for the Windows Messenger Service and thus it can safely be turned off. To do so, go to Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> Services & Applications -> Services. Double click "Messenger" and set the "Startup Type" to Disabled. You can also "Stop" the service at that same dialog. (You can also grab a copy of 10 Quick Steps to Stopping Pop-Up Ads for help stopping this and other pop-up annoyances.)
Think we're done? Guess again. There's one more instant messaging client I want to briefly mention.
If you play certain games on MSN's Gaming Zone, you may also be presented with a small application called "ZoneFriends". Yes, you guessed it, it's yet another instant messaging application. It's specifically for chatting among the folks you're playing your online games with.
Thankfully though, the word "Messenger" is nowhere to be seen.

tep1: - Firewall Disable The users should try to temporarily disable Firewall or other security programs on their system. Step2: - Uninstall Old version of Microsoft Office If the users have installed the old version of Microsoft Office, then they need to instant uninstall it. In any case, if the MS office does not uninstall by using the Control Panel, then they have to download Microsoft Fix Tool and then use it to remove the old version of office of their PC. Step3: -Install Microsoft Office in Clean Boot Boot the system in the clean boot and then try to install the Office 2013 program and check that the clean boot is performed to disable all startup programs and the third party services on the machine. Also, check if they are conflicting with the Office installation. Then restart the computer in Windows Clean Boot and then try to install Microsoft Office 2013 program. Step4: - Check the Services Is Running Properly The users need to ensure that the following services are running properly in the services console. Go to "Start" button and then go to "Run" command. In the command prompt, type "Services.msc" cmd and tap on "Enter" key.

• Check the Print Spooler
• Check the Task Scheduler & respective dependencies

Step5:- Check Internet Connection The users need to ensure that their Internet Connection to the system is properly working or not. Might require download few Microsoft utilities at distinct stages. Step6:- Repair OSE Service Follow these steps:

• Go to Office "install disc" option, and then find ose.exe and osetup.dll.
• Then need to create a folder for OSE: C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Source Engine
• Now copy the "OSE.exe" file to that folder.
• Then restart your machine.
• Now try to install Office again.

Not all office disks have the same codes, no matter the version you may need a whole new installation disk with the corresponding code

all you need is a camera program or app that is compatible with your operating system and the computer hardware also check to see that your drivers are up to date

Not all office disks have the same codes, no matter the version you may need a whole new installation disk with the corresponding code

ROBOTS
One of the least discussed topics in hobby level robotics is software. You can almost always find a hardware description, schematic, drawing, and tons of help on the electro-mechanical side of your project. However, the software, which admittedly is one of the hard parts, eludes many people. In this article, I would like to demonstrate how to structure your software so your robot will function properly.
I would also like to point out a great technique for getting started. Many software engineers make heavy use of something called 'Pseudo Code'. This is a technique where you write your program in half programming language and half human language (English, Spanish, Driud, etc). Pseudo code is very useful for getting the layout of your program ready, to get basic algorithms worked out, and to be able to read your 'code' quickly. I will demonstrate this technique a little later.
As for programming languages, it doesn't matter which language you choose to use. I personally use the 'C' programming language the most. BASIC, Assembler, or FORTH are all fine choices. It turns out that the language is a small part of the structure of your program. The software has a job to do, and the key is to get it done! I am going to write this article in SBASIC, but the techniques are the same no matter which language you choose. SBASIC is available from Karl Lunts website at http://www.seanet.com/~karllunt/tips.htm.

GRAPHICS
Basic Graphic Design Principles Part 1 Lines and Shapes
by Kelly Paal
This is part one of a two part article.....click here to read part 2. As a graphic designer, you need to know the principles of graphic design in order to design at your best. Knowing what the design principles are will help you implement the best layouts and help you become aware of what you have done wrong in your past designs. This article details information regarding graphic design as it pertains to lines and shapes.

PC JOBS



Types of Computing Jobs

• Data Entry - This is a job just about anyone can get. Basically, you take information from a piece of paper and use it to fill out a form on the computer. Many old hands who started out in this role are now heading up computer departments.

• Secretarial/Administrative - This position involves some basic office skills. Not only must you understand the basics of using your computer and a few applications, but you'll probably also be expected to take dictation, answer phones, type letters, and keep things organized. In terms of computer skills, you should know how to use word processing, accounting, and spreadsheet programs at the very least. People in this role often move into other computing roles such as Managers, Meeting Organizers and Human Resources. Naturally you can move into mainstream computing areas, particularly QA and Testing.

• Power User - Not so much a position as a status of being an extremely proficient user of (typically) Microsoft Office or similar tools. Advanced users of these tools become familiar with the basics of computer programming through starting with Excel macros or Access database programming. One can become very valuable to a small business by learning such skills, and even start to consult with other small businesses at rates typically starting around $50 an hour.

• Customer Service/Telesales - These positions usually place a higher emphasis on phone skills than computer skills, but you should know at least the basics of how to use your computer.

• Technical Support (Production Support) - Most companies consider technical support to be an entry-level computer job. You are expected to know the operating systems on which the product you'll support will run, and you'll also need to know the basics of any programs that product might interact with. The good news is that the company will teach you what you need to know about their products - you just need to learn everything else. Success in technical support requires good problem-solving skills and a great deal of attention to detail. Technical Support and Problem Management is a rapidly growing area. Users now rely heavily on Help Lines, International Support Centers and the like.

• Software Quality Assurance (SQA) Engineer - You need to know as much as the best technical support personnel. You need to be a problem solver, a detective, and sometimes even a Customer Service representative. You'll also need some basic programming skills, since more and more companies are beginning to rely on automated testing. The best SQA engineers understand a little (or a lot) about every aspect of computers, from building them to using them to programming them.

• Software Engineer (Developer or Programmer) - To get a job at a top software shop such as Microsoft or Google, you'll need a degree in computer science and detailed understanding of the field. However getting a developer position in some small company may be easier. What do you need to know is the language in which you'll be programming. It is also important to know database fundamentals and (if programming for Windows) the Windows API. Knowing more than one programming language is very helpful. Understanding many of the basic fundamentals of computer science (e.g. linked lists, arrays, pointers, object oriented programming) will be essential in demonstrating your proficiency.

• Business Analyst (Analyst or Systems Analyst or Analyst/Programmer or User Analyst) - This is a relatively new title, but the role is as "old as the hills". People can become a BA with any mix of business and computing skills. It is really a matter of looking at what the company is really after. A good BA should know the process from end to end. The BA is primarily the connection between the business and the developers. To get into this job, and into computing, good knowledge of a business is helpful. So, if you gain good knowledge through your job, and maybe do a computer course, you can get your foot in the door.