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😉 … and the woman said “I can help”
A hard way to do this is with a register hack.
First config all settings for the use of the proxy server in MSN Messenger, then make a reg dump
Start – Run – Regedit
Goto: [HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftMSNMessenger]
Selecter the folder “MSNMessenger” in the (left) tree
In the menu: Registry – Export Registry file…
Save it someone on your disk/desktop and call it “Proxy ON.reg”Then config all settings for the use without the proxy server in MSN Messenger, then make a reg dump
Start – Run – Regedit
Goto: [HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftMSNMessenger]
Selecter the folder “MSNMessenger” in the (left) tree
In the menu: Registry – Export Registry file…
Save it someone on your disk/desktop and call it “Proxy OFF.reg”AFTER this you can use the files Proxy ON and Proxy OFF to switch. IT’s A way but it’s kind of tricky :p
You’re right, BUT the proxy server @ the office require a user name/password. So if I want to use the internet, I have to enter my user name/password in a IE pop-up.
The same user name/password I have to enter in my HTTP-Proxy settings in Messenger to let Messenger connect. If I don’t enter these settings, it won’t work. Probably because I can’t use the proxy/internet without my user name/password.So I still have the same problem. I guess if DJHyperbyte said there isn’t a solution, there isn’t any. But maybe, maybe, some day… there is someone who can help me.
If you can’t connect to Messenger on your own pc, you have a different problem and this is not the right topic to post.
– Try turn off your firewall(s) and try to connect.
If is does connect without your firewall, you have to configurate the firewall to give access to Messenger and turn it back on.
If it doesn’t connect, you have to search harder for a firewall or another device which blocks the Messenger ports. :pQuote:quote:Originally posted by cmaximI’m under Win2K and I’m using the latest version of MSN, when I launch regedit and look at the HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftMSNMessenger directory I don’t see the “Server” Key … What should I do ?
You have to update to > MSN Messenger 6.
That is the reason why I can’t use Messenger in NT4, because you can’t install Messenger 6 on NT4. I don’t know how to configurate Messenger 5. Any clues?
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If the gateway.messenger.hotmail.com:80 isn’t working (Tweety, Britarchivist, kisanjo) then it’s probably blocked by your network administrator. He’s smarter then my network admin 🙂
It works great for me. Every day 🙂
Maybe you can try other servers. Something like this.
Change the key in:
Code:gateway.messenger.hotmail.com:80;http1.msgr.hotmail.com:80;64.4.13.1:80I don’t know if these servers are good 😡
😀 You are a genious! Pray the lord 😡
I had tried all too
Quote:quote:as SSH tunnels, proxy clients and servers, some of the “web-based” versions (which are all extremely difficult to operate, and very unreliable), even using VNC sessions to my home machineBut nothing worked. Error 0x81000363 and 0x8100036f
The simple fix is a miracle 😎
