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cdfreelancer · 07-10-2005, 02:17 PM

I recently stayed at a friend's house and whilst there I installed msn messenger onto their PC. Unfortunately I forgot to uninstall it when I left.

My friend phoned me this morning and informed that he's more than a little peeved with me because messages keep coming onto his PC screen and have been doing for a couple of weeks.

Periodically, msn has been informing me that it's signed into two locations at once so I always sign out and back in again and it sorts itself out.

What I've done to resolve the issue is to change my hotmail/msn password. Hopefully this means that it wont sign in automatically on his PC.

Before anyone suggests it: He wont allow me to uninstall msn because he knows nout about PC's and is stubborn.

Now that I've changed the password, should it stop msn automatically signing-in on his PC?

Thanks in advance!

07-10-2005, 02:17 PM	#1 (permalink)
cdfreelancer Silver Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Bath, UK Age: 30 Posts: 227	MSN messenger question... I recently stayed at a friend's house and whilst there I installed msn messenger onto their PC. Unfortunately I forgot to uninstall it when I left. My friend phoned me this morning and informed that he's more than a little peeved with me because messages keep coming onto his PC screen and have been doing for a couple of weeks. Periodically, msn has been informing me that it's signed into two locations at once so I always sign out and back in again and it sorts itself out. What I've done to resolve the issue is to change my hotmail/msn password. Hopefully this means that it wont sign in automatically on his PC. Before anyone suggests it: He wont allow me to uninstall msn because he knows nout about PC's and is stubborn. Now that I've changed the password, should it stop msn automatically signing-in on his PC? Thanks in advance! __________________ AMD Athlon 2400+ ECS K7S5A Radeon 9600 (256MB DDR) DDR-SDRAM PC2100/PC3200 1024MB Windows XP Pro 32 bit 8MB broadband