Greetings,
No, the solution is to the remove the filter if available, not the entire thing if possible.
Keep in mind this is just a workaround until Sony or Microsoft makes a solution.
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Jonathan Kay
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"killhippie" <> wrote in message
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>I wrote this in another post but decided to publish it here for all to see,
> there seems to be a conflict with Sony sonicstage/mp3 software and live
> messenger and the suggestion is to remove your sonicstage gear! So the
> suggestion is I remove several hundred GB's of music to install messenger and
> not use my mp3 player! What about getting windows live team and Sony to sort
> this out between them? But to be honest this is just another thing that puts
> me off windows live messenger full stop. Firstly mad metadata
> defragmentation, and no i didnt have a beta verison that wrote to the
> messenger usn jrnl reader service, then an email arrives from the windows
> support team saying messenger has a problem with working out metadata so my
> 133mb metadata in the messenger usn jrnl reader service that rises each time
> i virus scan to 176mb and holds but defrags every 20 minutes so badly i need
> to do an offline defrag (takes a breath) could be just 17mb! I only had
> 76,3mb of metadata before i installed this monster the fact no one can see
> each other online unless they set their status to online, not busy or on a
> call etc, that messenger just crashes period, that video does not work
> properly without crashing, that messenger just closes and wants to send error
> reports when its not even being used, just sitting idle, that you have stored
> in plain text our passwords and email addresses! After two additional
> releases none of this is fixed, what does this say? Rushed software possibly,
> and the fact i have to keep saying NO to the upgrade once a week after a OS
> reinstall to clear live out because system restore does not remove that
> mountain of metadata just really pushes my angry button. What went wrong? 7.5
> worked so well for most of us, when will you fix these issues?
>