How about canceling the automatic login of MSN which comes with XP

Do you mean messenger?

Windows Messenger is software like QQ and ICQ, which will be launched when XP is turned on.

The process of Windows Messenger will start on its own after being deleted in the process manager, which is annoying. There's a way to make it invisible to you in the process manager!

Set up through Windows XP's "Group Policy", open the "Local Computer" policy configuration window, "Computer Configuration", "Administrative Templates", "Windows Components", in the Windows Messenger folder, "Windows Messenger is not allowed to run" and "Windows Messenger does not start automatically during initialization", both settings are set to "Enable". Save the settings. In this way, the "stubborn" process will no longer appear in the process list.

In the lower right corner of the system taskbar, there is an MSN icon, double-click to select the MSN interface.

Point Tool - General.

When I log in to Windows, I automatically log in to MSN before the check point no, close MSN and it's OK.

in MSN. Open msn (you don't need to log in) -- Tools -- Options -- General -- just check the entry to windows to automatically log in to msn.

Tools, Options, with Windows Launch, unchecked.

Run msconfig

Go to Startup Items. Find him and remove the check mark from his front.

You can also go to other things that you don't want to start. But don't mess around, be careful that your input method is missing. That ctfmon is an input method.

Oh, you try it,

Can't find it in msconfig in "Run".

Control Panel Add & Delete Programs Add & Delete Windows Components, and cancel Windows Messenger.

1。I suggest you use Optimizer to optimize the boot speed.

2。You can try it with the command "msconfig" in "Run".

In the menu at the top of MSN, there is the "Tools" menu, click it drop-down menu to have "Options", click "Options" to come up with a large menu box, select the "General", which contains "Login" various items, you can choose by yourself, remove "Automatic Login".

Isn't there an option? You remove the hook.

Start running cmd msconfig and check msn off the startup tab, OK.

Click on the tool --- option and remove the checkmark before automatic login in the preferences.

Use 360 Security Guard or run msconfig to remove the boot bar.

Start-run-msconfig-start-ditch is fine.

After logging in, the options - general - the top is the login option, including starting with win, automatic login, etc. Just check it depending on your own situation.

Start - Run: msconfig

Start selectively" to cancel it in "Start".

Once you're logged in to MSN, you can check off some of the checkboxes you don't need in the "General" section of the menu options.

After booting MSN to run, right-click the MSN tray icon in the lower right corner, and then select "Options" or "Settings" in the pop-up menu, and turn off "Auto Run at Startup".

Are you using the version you installed yourself? Be; You can see that there is a display next to the avatar (online, busy, away); There is a downward arrow at the back; You click on the bottom of the interface that comes out, there is an "Options" click, and there is a "General" in it, and the first item is "Automatically ...... when I log in to Wind"You remove the checkmark in front; It's all ok; Some of these other chatbots have this setting; Google Talk, etc.;

I think what you're talking about should be turned on, and MSN will be activated.

I have three methods:

1.Click on "Tools" = "Options" = > "General" = above msn > check the box before "Automatically run msn when I log in to Windows".

2."Start" = "Run" = Enter "msconfig" to cancel msn as a boot runner.

3.Use the optimization master "system performance optimization" = "boot speed optimization" = select msn, and then optimize it and you're OK!!

Place "Automatically sign in for me" on the landing page without ticking it. It's best to save my messages and remember my passwords without ticking them.

In the tool options, under :)

To upgrade MSN to the version, on the landing page you don't tick the box "Automatically log in for me". It's best to save my messages and remember my passwords without ticking them.

If I change my password on my personal computer, can I organize the company computer to log in to MSN automatically?

Automatic login has nothing to do with changing your password.

But after you change the password, the automatic login over there will prompt the password is wrong, and then the login will not be available.

I don't know which version of MSN you use, I do.

Option --Login--Remove Automatically run windows when I log in to windows

Live Messenger.