Windows Vista Home Premium and MSN messenger

I recently downloaded MSN messenger and it automatically attached to my start
up menu. I don't want it starting up everytime I turn on my computer. How can
I take it off of my start up menu? I know how in older versions but Vista is
different. I can't even find my start up menu.

"nvya" <> wrote in message
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>I recently downloaded MSN messenger and it automatically attached to my
>start
> up menu. I don't want it starting up everytime I turn on my computer. How
> can
> I take it off of my start up menu? I know how in older versions but Vista
> is
> different. I can't even find my start up menu.

Do you actually mean it starts automatically when you logon?
This is just a setting in Messenger and nothing to do with Vista.
Just (in messenger) go to Tools .. Options ... General (tab) and select the
startup options you want.


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Mike Brannigan

Up near the top right corner of the messenger window is a tiny light grey
box with a down arrow. Click on the box, then show menu bar.

Then go to tools | Options | General and remove the appropriate check.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)



"nvya" <> wrote in message
news:56CE825A-F6E7-48BD-B9F5-...
>I recently downloaded MSN messenger and it automatically attached to my
>start
> up menu. I don't want it starting up everytime I turn on my computer. How
> can
> I take it off of my start up menu? I know how in older versions but Vista
> is
> different. I can't even find my start up menu.