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Summary: msmsgs.exe is simply Windows Instant Messenger.
msmsgs.exe is Windows Instant Messenger. Not to be confused with msnmsgr.exe which is MSN instant messenger. • Related:
Article 432 | Posted August 28, 2004 |
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Hi, I got a problem with the internet, It connects and gets going then 4-5mins later disconnects and says disconnect because of msmsg.exe and then last time it happened it say the same thing and this time msmsgr.exe which you say is MSN instant messanger. So I dont know how to stop it disconnecting me other than not using MSN instant messanger
Posted by: Richard at September 14, 2004 11:19 AMI have norton internet security 2003, and everytime i get on the internet or when i am surfing i get a pop up from norton utilities letting me know what is accessing the internet, and msmsg.exe always pops up saying that it is accessing the internet and i wanted to know what type of problems this can cause and if it is a problem? I checked out a website and downloaded shoot the messenger to disable messenger and disable port 1035 because of an error i read on a webpage that said that that particular port is used for malicious acts. Please let me know how to stop that message from popping up and being completely removed from my computer. Thanks David
Posted by: David at November 12, 2004 05:16 PMwhat is the internet gateway connection that appeared on my internet connections in control pannel
Posted by: bob at March 14, 2005 01:19 PMHard to say. What were you doing around the time it "appeared"?
Posted by: Leo at March 14, 2005 02:55 PMI Have the same problem with internet gateway.Actually someone at sympatico.ca informed me that gateway could sometimes be the culprit for disconnecting me from the internet.Why do I have three connections in network connections anyway,Do I need them?Can I delete gateway if I am not using it?
Posted by: Roderick Brentnall at April 30, 2006 10:29 PMmsmsg.exe was causing my system to hang. My procesor would run flat out until I manually stopped the process. I fixed this by:
Posted by: michael at May 28, 2006 09:20 AMA - I changed from Symantec to McAfee.
I think it is a system flaw with Symantic and Microsoft XP.