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December 21 Windows Live Messenger 2009It's almost four monthes not updating my space. Frankly speaking, there's few thing touched me much these days so that I have seldom bloged the space. When watching Gundam OO today, I was touched by the several scenes in it, which let me recall something ever appeared in my life. So I'm gonna blog somthing down today here.
Windows Live Messenger 2009 is out of public beta. After using it nearly a week, I want to point out several features updated in the new version. It was released in the Windows Live Essentials. This suite includes the release candidate of Windows Live Messenger 2009 with build number 14.0.8050.1202.
1. User interface has been updated, which looks better now.
2. Sign-in screen has been restyled.
3. New program and tray icon
4. Changed e-mail icon showing the number of new e-mails more clearly.
5. Added group, convenient for work.
6. SkyDrive officially replaces sharing folders feature.
7. Added what's new area showing more details.
8. Scene option and quick selection button added.
9. Added favorites category.
10. Added layout option (more methods to arrange your contacts.
11. four status (availabe, busy, away, appear offline) availabe now.
12. Add sign in place description
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Windows Live gives us a better circle to contact each other. You can setup a new web group; you can post note after seeing the contacts updating in his or her network. But you should install Windows Live 2009 firstly.
>> Download it from download.live.com
Enjoy it...
BGM - 三人游 from Khalil Fong
June 23 Read it before update ur MSN to 8.5 betaWLM 8.5 Beta exposes users to svchost.exe bugs
I cfmed below issue that bloged in mess.be.
As we've cleary seen with the release of 8.5.1238.0601 yesterday, Microsoft is appealing to Microsoft Update for simplifying the Windows Live Messenger update procedure. And unless you carefully read the Terms of Use acceptance dialog when you installed the first 8.5 Beta a few weeks ago, you might have not noticed that it indeed automatically enables Microsoft Update with no choice for opting out. The downside is that this potentially exposes all Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta users to a number of issues related to svchost.exe, which handles processes executed from DLLs, and caused by the service that provides Automatic Updates. The most common problem is CPU and memory hogging which manifests in a serious system slowdown. Just check the CPU column next to svchost.exe in your Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc) to see if you're affected. Simply ending this process will not fix the problem and will likely cause other important services to fail. There's a two-part fix which we've found here: 1) Patch msi.dll: Users need to replace the msi.dll file (the Microsoft Installer DLL) that svchost.exe controls. To do this, download and install the patch from Knowledge Base article 927891. 2) Update Windows Update: Users also need to get the latest Windows Update client, which is version 3.0. Links to the 32- and 64-bit versions can be found at the Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) Product Team blog. It's a bit inconsiderate of Microsoft to rely on Microsoft Update for updates to the popular Windows Live Messenger Beta prior to providing the patches that cope with performance problems. And even with the currently available patches installed, svchost.exe can still use up to 100% of CPU at times. May 18 Serious bug of Norton AntivirusEverybody who uses Norton antivirus protecting the computer must read words below carefully.
Message from PCPChina:
The new bug of Norton Antivirus causes millions of computers' breakdown.
After being updated the virus signature, Norton Antivirus deletes the system file "netapi32.dll, lsasrv.dll", which leads to the serious breakdown after computer restarting.
Advice to the users:
1. Using the Windows Xp installation disc to restart your computer, pressing R when entering the menu to come into the recovery console.
2. To choose the system you want to recover and type into you password.
3. Run the commander below accordingly(x=your driver letter):
Expand x:\I386\netapi32.dl_ c:\windows\system32\
Expand x:\I386\netapi32.dl_ c:\windows\system32\dllcache\
Expand x:\I386\lsasrv.dl_ c:\windows\system32\ Expand x:\I386\lsasrv.dl_ c:\windows\system32\dllcache\ 4. Restart your PC and pause Norton program protection
5. Go to quarantine area and recover the file "netapi32.dll, lsasrv.dll"
6. Then don't start Norton Antivirus untill Symantic sovles the bug.
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In this afternoon, Norton gave me the bug notification......I do think the computer in my office cannot be started in the next working day...
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