How Do You Remove Windows Messenger On Windows XP?
If you use instant messaging, Windows Messenger can be an asset to your online experience. If you don’t, however, it can be a nuisance. Because Microsoft has embedded it into many of their programs, it automatically runs within the system’s processes, using up valuable CPU usage. The steps to remove it depend on whether you have Service Pack 1 installed; determining this is the first important step. Click on the Start Menu in the bottom left hand corner of your computer screen. Locate “My Computer” from the menu and right click on the icon. Select the “Properties” tab by clicking on it. Find the “General” tab and click on it to locate the information you need. Proceed to Section 2 if you do not see “Service Pack 1” under the section that displays the system information. If “Service Pack 1” is listed, go to Section 3. Close all programs you currently have running before proceeding. Click on the “Start Menu” in the bottom left hand corner of your computer screen. Select “Run” from the me
