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Ok, just finnished trying to get an audio connection between MSN 6.1 on my 2 WinXP machines with QoS Packet Schedueler disabled. Sadly it doesn’t make any change to my problem. The pc receiving the audio request accepts but the pc initiating the voice chat never sees that the connection was accepted. Any ideas?
Thank You goff123,
We have tried disabling the QoS packet scheduler on both our pc’s but that only resulted in my fincee losing all network/internet capabilities and she had to resort to reloading an image of her C: back onto her pc to repair the damage.
Later this evening I will try this again on both my pc’s at home and see if I can establish a voice chat with myself to see if this fixes the problem.
(if it works I have to talk her into trying it again 😉 )I am totally confused. I have both Windows Messenger (v4.7.2009) and MSN Messenger (v6.1.0211) installed on both of my WinXP SP1 computers here in Australia and my fiancee has both versions installed on her WinXP SP1 pc in the Netherlands. Under Windows Messenger we can easily conduct voice chat but have never been able to conduct a single voice chat if EITHER of us logon with MSN Messenger 6.1.
After reading this and other threads I thought to try the advise given here but I have completely different findings. Firstly I already have 3 versions of rtcdll.dll on my system in 4 different locations:C:WINDOWS$NtUninstallQ323322$rtcdll.dll – (version 5.1.2600.0)
C:WINDOWSServicePackFilesi386rtcdll.dll – (5.1.2600.1106)
C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32rtcdll.dll – (5.1.2600.1106)
C:WINDOWSWinSxSx86_Microsoft.Windows.Networking.RtcDll_6595b64144ccf1df_5.2.2.1_x-ww_d6bd8b93rtcdll.dll – (version 5.2.4949.1001)Now MSN Messenger 6.1 appears to use version 5.2.4949.1001 of rtcdll.dll located in the last location. When I attempted to change/rename that rtcdll.dll it always got replaced. Upon a bit of searching we found that if we rename the file “MsnMsgs.Msi” (located in: “C:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataMSN Messenger 6.1.0211”) that we can freely replace version 5.2.4949.1001 with either of the other versions of rtcdll.dll.
All this is to no avail as we have both replaced this rtcdll.dll with 5.1.2600.1106 and 5.1.2600.0 (remembering that the dinamic link library in “C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32” is already version 5.1.2600.1106) but we still cannot establish a voice chat with MSN 6.1.
Now the next stage would be to replace the rtcdll.dll in “C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32” version 5.1.2600.0 but to do this I need to turn off ‘Windows File Protection’ to prevent it being replaced all the time but I am not keen to do this.
Could someone who is conducting succesful voice chats with MSN 6.1 please tell me what each version and location of rtcdll.dll you have installed on your pc??
