What is an alerter? in the messenger service? What happens if it s disabled?

A service that can send information, which is more dangerous.

Usage: net send ip or computer name information is passed through.

Stop or turn on.

net stop/start messergers

A messenger service is what it means to send a message.

In Windows XP, the "messenger service" is named "messenger" in the list of services, and it is used to transmit net send and alerter between the client and the server

Enable the messenger. The first thing to do is to turn on the messenger service:

Control Panel--- Management Tools--- Services --- MessengerWindows 2000 and NT provide the command "Net Send" to implement message delivery within the LAN, the specific format of this command is:

net send parameter.

"names" refers to the name of the user and computer that received the message.

" means to send a message to all names in your domain or workgroup.

domain[:name]" refers to sending messages to all computers in the domain.

"users" refers to the user who sends the message to the connecting server.

"message" refers to a message that is sent.

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Then there is the disabling of messenger in the background service

Tells you how to turn off the messenger service.

The messenger service is the one that transmits the net send and alarm service messages between the client and the server. This service is not related to Windows Messenger. If the service is stopped, the siren message will not be transmitted.

If a service is disabled, any service that is directly dependent on this service will not be able to start. But nowadays it is often used by people with ulterior motives to send online advertisements. If you want to turn it off, open "Control Panel" - Computer Management - Services and Applications, find the "Messenger" service, right-click, and disable it.

From now on, your machine can be too peaceful, hehe. A few diagrams that you can refer to.

The "messenger service" is named "messenger" in the list of services, and it is used to transmit NET send and alerter service messages between the client and the server. This service is not related to Windows Messenger. By default, the "Messenger Service" is turned on, so when your computer is connected to the Internet, some ** (including vendors**) can send some information through the service, and a dialog box called "Messenger Service" will pop up on the target user's computer.

These unsolicited "messengers" are usually unwanted information such as advertisements, and the "messenger service" that pops up when you are using your computer can interfere with work. We may turn off the Messenger Service using the methods described below.

1.Run the command method.

Click the Windows Start menu, click Run. In the Open box, type Net Stop Messenger. Click the OK button.

The command "net stop messenger" does to stop the "messenger service", to enable the "messenger service", use the "net start messenger" command.

2.Service Setup Method.

Open the Control Panel, click Performance and Maintenance, click Administrative Tools, and double-click Services. Click Messenger, and then in the Actions menu, click Properties. Go to the "General" tab, click the "Stop" button, and change the "Startup Type" to "Manual" or "Disabled".

If the "Messenger" service is stopped, the alerter message will not be transmitted. If the "messenger" service is disabled, any service that directly depends on it will not be able to start, which is exactly what we want. Finally click the "OK" button.

In the future, the annoying "messenger service" will no longer bother you.

Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Services - Find Messenger - Right-click Properties - Startup type is disabled.

Control panel, management tools, services, disable the service called messenger.

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Control Panel - Management Tools - Services -

Find the messenger and change its properties to Disabled.

My computer right-clicked on the management service and banned the Windows Messanger service.

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To run from start->, enter the command:

net stop msg

net stop alert

i.e. termination of the messenger service.

Point with the right mouse button"My computer", click "Management", click "Service and Application" in front of "+" point "Service", find Messager (there is a very simple method, when you do not use Chinese input method, press the letter "m" to find it quickly), after finding it, click the right mouse button, select "Properties", and then disable it.

The messenger service is an information service program that comes with the Windows NT 2000 XP operating system. When the user installs the operating system. This service is turned on by default.

There are two ways to close the closure below:

First method:

1. In Windows XP system, click "Start" - Control Panel;

2. Select "Management Tools";

3. Click "Service";

4. Turn off the "alerter, massager" service.

The second method:

1. In Windows XP system, click "Start" -- All Programs -- Attachments -- Command Prompt;

2. Enter the DOS interface and enter the net stop msg or net stop alerter command.

Control Panel Administrative Tools Service Messenger Properties is disabled.

Point Start - Run.

Hit Net Stop Messenger on the run

Just stop the messenger service.