Live Messenger Communication Error
Live Messenger Sign-In Problems) Are you still having trouble with Windows Live Messenger sign in, even though your WLM version is already the latest version? Whenever you login, you always get a very annoying error pop-up shows saying "Windows Live Communications Platform has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience"... ??? Windows Live Messenger Sign in Problems: THE TRIGGERS? According to The official Messenger Support blog; Sign-in issues with Windows Live Messenger can be triggered by a wide array of probable causes. It might be due to as simple as an incorrect date and time settings on your computer, or as complicated as problems with your Internet connection. Below, there are some Troubleshooting Steps that may help resolve it. A. WINDOWS XP users 0. Upgrade your Windows Live Messenger to the latest version. Get it from http://download.live.com 1. Check Date and Time Settings Just double click your clock on Windows desktop (if you set to display it on taskbar), -OR- you can go to Start, click Run, type control timedate.cpl , and then click OK. In the Date and Time Properties dialog box, confirm that the date and time settings on the computer are correct, and then click OK. 2. Check your Firewall Settings! Enable Windows Live Messenger through your Firewall. a. Add/modify list of programs that are allowed to access the Internet through your firewall application b. Remove all entries for MSN Messenger and Windows Live Messenger c. Select msnmsgr.exe and add it to the list of applications allowed to access the Internet through your firewall application. Older version of Windows Live Messenger, the msnmsgr app location is in "C:\Program Files\MSN Messenger\msnmsgr.exe". WLM 8.5 and later, the msnmsgr app location is in "C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Messenger\msnmsgr.exe". 3. Check your Internet Explorer settings! a. Run Internet Explorer. b. Go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab. c. Under Security, uncheck the Check for Server certificate revocation (requires restart) check box. d. Click OK. and Exit Internet Explorer. 4. Check your Windows Explorer settings! Delete the Windows Live Contacts folder and Messenger cache. This will make sure that the locally stored information related to your account is refreshed on Windows Live Messenger. a. Open Windows Explorer. (Right-click Start, and then click Explore to open the Windows Explorer window) b. Go to Tools > Folder Options. c. On the View tab, in the Advanced settings list,
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interface. You can also make use of its voice and video calling feature when required. Sometimes you might have problems connecting to Windows Live Messenger. Whenever Live Messenger encounters such issues, it will display popup messages with error codes. http://support-omni-tech.blogspot.com/2013/10/fix-windows-live-messenger-error.html These error codes will help you identify the problem. If Windows Live Messenger has internet connection problems, you will get an error code 80072EFD. Microsoft Support is available for users who face problems while using Windows Live http://ccm.net/forum/affich-84014-windows-live-error-8e5e0152 Messenger. Instructions Check whether you have an active internet connection. To do this, open your Internet Explorer or some other web browser and check to see if you are able to go to any website. If you cannot live messenger establish a connection with the internet, the problem could be with the modem or with the internet service provider. Resetting your modem can sometimes help fix the problem with the internet connection. If that doesn't work, call the tech team of your ISP to fix the problem. Another option is to check whether your computer is equipped with the latest Windows updates. Click the Start button and select the option Windows Update. This will take live messenger communication you to the Microsoft Windows Update page. Click Check for updates, this will scan for any available updates. Your system will download and install necessary updates if any. Restart your computer before you login to Windows Live Messenger again. Check the Windows Firewall settings to see if it is blocking the Windows Live Messenger. To get information on this, you may visit Windows Live Messenger firewall page. Here you will find useful tips on how to allow Windows Live Messenger through the most common firewalls. Make necessary changes if needed. Try clearing the DNS cache. To do this, click the Start button and select the Run command and type "cmd" into the Open text field. Click OK. This will open the Command prompt window. Type "ipconfig /flushdns" into the command prompt window and press Enter. Type "exit" and press the Enter key to exit from the command prompt window. Check the proxy settings in your computer. Go to the Tools menu and click Options. From the Options window, click on Connection and further select Advanced Settings. Locate the SOCKS field and delete the contents from it. Finally click OK twice to save the changes. Contact Microsoft Support Center for further queries or doubts on using any of the Microsoft products. Avail their assistance and get your problems fixed. at 10:14 PM Email ThisBlogTh
Subscribe to our newsletter Search Home Forum Ask a question Latest questions Windows Mac Linux Internet Video Games Software Hardware Mobile Network Virus Café How To Download Ask a question Windows Software Mac Software Linux Software Android Apps BlackBerry Apps iPhone Apps Windows Phone Apps News Encyclopedia Home Forum Software Report Windows live error 8e5e0152[Solved] Ask a question AngeluS - Latest answer on Aug 28, 2010 04:36PM Hello, I've got a problem for a few days with my windows live. I can't log in on my regular account. I've kept trying, but it always says that I can't log. I checked the error number, it is 8e5e0152. I've also read everywhere on the net that many people have that problem, but there is no obvious solution to it. I tried uninstalling all my windows live softwares, deleting them from the pc, and reinstalling them to previous version, 8.5.1302.1018, but it didn't help either. I tried updating aswell, no luck. The weird thing is, I can log in on my other account that I'm currently using, so it is something account based. And another thing is, even tho I uninstall all WL softwares and manually delete them from program files folder, when I reinstall them, my settings and saved preferences are still here and apply to the newly installed windows live. Can anyone please help? See more Windows live error 8e5e0152 Windows live error 8e5e0152 Problem 8e5e0152 - Windows Live Messenger Error with windows live messenger Windows Live Messenger - Error Code: 8100030d Windows live mail Helpful +7 Report lucy Mar 23, 2010 09:28AM hiii , I had a reall hard time trying to get this to work and all the comments about what to do just confussed me so in the end I contacted the msn support staff and they told me to follow these instructions: 1. Close Windows Live Messenger. Beside the time and date of your computer, right-click the Windows Live Messenger icon, and then click Exit. 2. Click Start, copy and paste this message in the Start Search box %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\ and then press Enter. Delete the Windows Live Contacts folder. 3. Click Start, c