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Windows Live Messenger win2003 can not login


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zillah

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Recently and out of the sudden this problem happened, I can not login to Windows Live Messenger on the laptop (win2003).

I uninstalled Windows Live Messenger and reinstall it again same problem.

I uninstalled Windows Live Messenger, and install V7.5 same problem.

Please see below pic to get the idea what does it happen when I login

http://img292.images...oginproblj0.jpg

Friend of mine used the laptop day before the problem occured, I do not have firewall installed yet, and I asked him if he had done something, his answer was : No
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there are several suggestions here that are worth trying:

http://messenger.msn.com/Help/
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there are several suggestions here that are worth trying:

Unfortunatly non of them applied to the issue that I am experiencing.
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This is what i did when i had that problem...

Fianaly i have found a Fix!

So for anyone else who is having this problem and cant find what to do, here it is! (I have no idea what it does but it works!)

“- Click start
- Type: cmd
- Right-click cmd.exe when it appears under Applications
- Click Run As Administrator
- Type the following: netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
- Press enter
- Restart your computer”

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For more info read this

http://www.kombitz.c...ta-auto-tuning/


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This is what i did when i had that problem...

I tried the command but it did not work with win2003, it is for Vista.
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Sorry, yeah thats how you use it on viista, but the command should still work for your operating system

Go to Start and Run instead, and type "cmd" (Without quotes) in to the box, press enter
then copy and paste this in to the box

netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled

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I used some registry cleaners and that fixed the problem.
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