What happens
> As soon as I click 'sign in', Messenger starts to connect (to my account #1), but keeps on flashing the icon, without actually connecting. It keeps on going - without any time out messages or error codes.
What I tried
> When I try to log in on webmessenger with account #1, it works.
> When I sign in with another account (let's call it account #2) on Live messenger, it works too!
Conclusion
> Seems as if WLM isn't corrupted.
> Seems as if my account isn't corrupted either.
Anyone any suggestions? I'm really stuck here...
Thanks in advance!
PJ
You may need to rebuild your client cache.
To do so, shut down Messenger, then clicking Start, then
Run, type:
%appdata%\Microsoft
Right-click the MSN Messenger folder and choose Delete. Then restart Messenger and see if
the problem has been corrected.
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"roadconnoisseur" <pieterjan...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I saw your writing about cleaning the cache. That did not solve the problem.
I found out that it has occured after the last automatic updates. There were
about 12 of them, mostly small. But I cannot find out which one is the one
that causes the problem. Any additional suggestions?
Greetings,
JohnPaw
Regards!
Courtesy of Jimmymac (cut & paste below):
Guys,
I also had the same problem with MSN Live Messenger hanging during the login
in process, this what I did to fix the problem....
1. hit "run" in the start menu
2. type "regedit"
3. Open "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MSNMessenger"
4. Delete the folder called MSN Messenger
5. After this MSN Messenger Live will login as normal.
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Thanks AK Prince.
any other ideas?