Key Ports Problem

I have been unable to access Windows Live Messenger for the past two days
because I seem to have a 'Key Ports' problem. Clicking the repair button does
not help. I need your help. Please!!

Same here - repair does nothing

Will google for a solution!

"Lexteen" wrote:

> I have been unable to access Windows Live Messenger for the past two days
> because I seem to have a 'Key Ports' problem. Clicking the repair button does
> not help. I need your help. Please!!

same here, i uninstalled it and reinstalled it, and it seemed to fix it but
now i am having the same problem again

"JohnnyB" wrote:

> Same problem here
>
> "JohnBullas" wrote:
>
> > Same here - repair does nothing
> >
> > Will google for a solution!
> >
> > "Lexteen" wrote:
> >
> > > I have been unable to access Windows Live Messenger for the past two days
> > > because I seem to have a 'Key Ports' problem. Clicking the repair button does
> > > not help. I need your help. Please!!

"Lexteen" wrote:

> I have been unable to access Windows Live Messenger for the past two days
> because I seem to have a 'Key Ports' problem. Clicking the repair button does
> not help. I need your help. Please!!

"JohnBullas" wrote:

> Same here - repair does nothing
>
> Will google for a solution!
>
> "Lexteen" wrote:
>
> > I have been unable to access Windows Live Messenger for the past two days
> > because I seem to have a 'Key Ports' problem. Clicking the repair button does
> > not help. I need your help. Please!!

"JohnBullas" wrote:

> Same here - repair does nothing
>
> Will google for a solution!
>
> "Lexteen" wrote:
>
> > I have been unable to access Windows Live Messenger for the past two days
> > because I seem to have a 'Key Ports' problem. Clicking the repair button does
> > not help. I need your help. Please!!

The problem occurs is caused by the incorrect Microsoft Internet Explorer SSL
settings. The error happens occasionally, and not all system may affected by
this WLM problem. To solve the problem, following steps in the guide below:
1. In Internet Explorer, clear the Check for Server certificate revocation
(requires restart) check box. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Start Internet Explorer.
2. Click on the Tools menu, then click Internet Options in the pull down
menu.
3. Click on the Advanced tab.
4. Under “Security� section tree, clear the Check for server certificate
revocation (requires restart) check box.
5. Click OK button.
6. Exit Internet Explorer.
7. Sign in to Windows Live Messenger again.

This is the only fix i have found that works!

I confirm that capji's fix worked for me.

"capji" wrote:

> The problem occurs is caused by the incorrect Microsoft Internet Explorer SSL
> settings. The error happens occasionally, and not all system may affected by
> this WLM problem. To solve the problem, following steps in the guide below:
> 1. In Internet Explorer, clear the Check for Server certificate revocation
> (requires restart) check box. To do this, follow these steps:
>
> 1. Start Internet Explorer.
> 2. Click on the Tools menu, then click Internet Options in the pull down
> menu.
> 3. Click on the Advanced tab.
> 4. Under “Security� section tree, clear the Check for server certificate
> revocation (requires restart) check box.
> 5. Click OK button.
> 6. Exit Internet Explorer.
> 7. Sign in to Windows Live Messenger again.
>
> This is the only fix i have found that works!

I have been searching the internet for weeks for the resolution to this
fault. Finally capji supplies the answer. Thanks so much!!!

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