Shoutbox

I installed Messenger Plus! Live and everytime i try to launch Windows Live Messenger I receive the same error message.  An Image of the error message is attached.  If I go under Program Files and remove msimg32.dll from the Windows Live Messenger folder it works fine but Messenger Plus! Live does not launch.

Please help,

Nauscar.

Have you tried uninstalling and re-installing both Messenger Plus Live and Windows Live Messenger?

I've tried that several times, still nothing works.

Messenger Plus Live used to work until I installed the new WLM.  But this shouldn't be a problem because my friends also have this version of WLM and their Plus works fine.

Try downloading the latest version of messenger from here and the latest version of plus from here and try installing them both

Can you tell us what the "new Messenger" is in yoru case? note that Plus! is not compatible with the latest WLM9 Beta.

I downloaded the newest versions and re-installed both WLM and Plus today.  This is the version of WLM I have:

Windows Live Messenger Version 2008 (Build 8.5.1302.1018)

Hope this helps.

Are you still experiencing the problem?

How were you able to take the screenshot of the about screen if you are unable to log into messenger?

Please try to explain the problem more clearly and then we can help.

Does the problem only occur if messenger plus is installed/enabled?

Windows Live Messenger works fine.
only when messenger plus live is enabled there is a problem.

Check in your add/remove programs

Do you have either SweetIM or Smiley Central?

I ask you to check your add/remove programs because these programs can be installed without your knowledge

These are known to interfere with Messenger Plus Live and I can link you to removal instructions if they are the problem.

I don't have either of those.

This morning when i booted up my computer Windows Live Messenger pops up automatically and Plus was working.  I closed the program and tried to re open it and i get the same error message.

Does this help solve my problem?