Hi,
Messenger only requires outgoing connections on these ports. Unless your router is also
blocking outgoing connections, forwarding ports will not change anything as they would
typically be incoming connections.
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"Jaycee78" <> wrote in message
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> I had the same problem and had tried all of the above and more until I went
> into my router's settings and forwarded ports 80, 443 and 1863. For help on
> how to do this for your router go to www.portforward.com Hope this helps.
>
> "Luris" wrote:
>
>> Hi. I have had the same problem ever since I bought my Sony Vaio. I have
>> tried everything: changing the time, synchronizing it, unsynchronizing it,
>> firewall, no firewall, dep settings... but nothing seems to work. I alse have
>> a Toshiba satelite. Both with Vista. MSN works perfectly well in the Toshiba.
>> Go figure.
>>
>> "Scotty" wrote:
>>
>> > Hey - Please can you help !! I have just installed windows live messenger on
>> > to a newly formatted pc - I have only installed AVG free antivirus. My
>> > windows firewall is turned off and I goto log into WLM and the above error
>> > numbers come up stating the my firewall is blocking the program - even though
>> > the firewall is turned off.
>> >
>> > The factors - I am connecting to the internet thru a router which is
>> > connected to a broadband connection. PLEASE HELP !