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AOL/router connection problem with msn messenger
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Hi,
My service provider is AOL. The main computer is a desktop, and the 2nd (mine) is a laptop.
The router is safecom. it is a wired connection.
The problem that we have is that the internet is working on the laptop but msn messenger is not working at all..which is driving me MAD.
Msn messenger is workin on the main computer.
we were told to change the mtu. we hav done this and it stil doesnt work. i am at the end of my tether (if thats even how u spell it!)
any suggestions would be appreciated as AOL will not help and neither does any of the msn messenger trouble shooting problem.
The error message is that i cant connect to the internet and asks if i am actually connected (which i am) am the error code is 0x81000301 if that helps!
again any suggestions would be welcome.
I am computer literate and can pick up things quickly as long as they are explained properly.
PLEASE HELP!!!
My service provider is AOL. The main computer is a desktop, and the 2nd (mine) is a laptop.
The router is safecom. it is a wired connection.
The problem that we have is that the internet is working on the laptop but msn messenger is not working at all..which is driving me MAD.
Msn messenger is workin on the main computer.
we were told to change the mtu. we hav done this and it stil doesnt work. i am at the end of my tether (if thats even how u spell it!)
any suggestions would be appreciated as AOL will not help and neither does any of the msn messenger trouble shooting problem.
The error message is that i cant connect to the internet and asks if i am actually connected (which i am) am the error code is 0x81000301 if that helps!
again any suggestions would be welcome.
I am computer literate and can pick up things quickly as long as they are explained properly.
PLEASE HELP!!!
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Originally Posted by Mia
My service provider is AOL.
Seriously though, here are some links which discuss some of the possible causes of (and solutions to) the 0x81000301 error:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
Also- if the particular computer on which you are having problems has any firewall software (Nortons Internet Security, for example), completely disable the firewall and see if you can then connect. If so, you're obviously going to have to adjust the firewall settings to allow Messanger to communicate.
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Please do not contact me by email or PM for help. We're all volunteers here, and only have so much free time to dedicate to our efforts.
However, if I've been working on a thread with you already, and seem to have "forgotten" your thread, please do send me a message. I try not to let things slip through the cracks, but it does happen sometimes.
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