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Removing MSNMessenger Advertisement Banner

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Hi,

Does anyone can help with what register to Remove the MSN Messenger "Advertisement Banner"???

I don't want to use Messpatch or any patcher else.

Regards

coucou

I don't think it's a registry entry but you could patch it and rar the exe, make a sfx and replace the original right after installation.

Use Apatch, it is far better then the mess.be tool

How I did my MSN Messenger 7:

1. Installed it,

2. then ran http://www.apatch.tk/ to patch and modify MSN (This has A LOT more options then the Universal Patcher of Mess.be).

after patching is finished you'll see there are 2 files with a .bak extension in program files\MSN Messenger, these files are backups of the originals. The new files have identical names but with .exe and .dll extension.

3. What does this mean? It means you can simply add these two files (the .dll and .exe) to a SFX rar or 7zip archive and let it extract after you have silently installed MSN Messenger 7 :)

How easy can it be!

first of all, banner is a microsoft implementation and cannot be removed without patch or modifying resourses manually.

second part, mess.be patchers are better and have more options than a-patch

third part. i hate a-patch's advertisement of islam, it's not a place for such a things

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TNX all for those the infos.

I noticed also the 2.back files after patching that i have to a SFX the patched files and extract after silentlyafter Messenger installed. But i though there is something new.

@mickmack: I totally agree with you. i hate a-patch's advertisement of islam, it's not a place for such a things

Regards

coucou

Edited by coucou

  • 1 month later...

Ofcourse the islam thing is not in its place there... just like ads are not in their place on Msn Messenger :D

But I was convinced apatch had a lot more options then mess.be patcher... I will test it though.

Hi,

Does anyone can help with what register to Remove the MSN Messenger "Advertisement Banner"???

I don't want to use Messpatch or any patcher else.

Regards

coucou

Yeah, uninstall it and use Windows Messenger instead.

I advocate avoiding using all things with MSN or AOL in the name.

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the patche works just fine.

It create a new file msnmsgr.exe which i sfx and replace the original installed one for UA install.

coucou

Edited by coucou

I advocate avoiding using all things with MSN or AOL in the name.

Of course, you then run the risk of Messenger Spam.

I advocate avoiding using all things with MSN or AOL in the name.

Of course, you then run the risk of Messenger Spam.

I have never once received a message through Windows Messenger that was not from someone I knew. You just have to know how to configure the software.

by trying the a-patch .. it have option to remove the chat msg SAY:

but i cannot find it in mess-patch...

can someone guide me?

a-patch got bug cause it will make msn cannot run at the 1st time u double click it.. and second time it run....

guys,

this is how i did my patch file. And it works great.

for those who don't want to use the sfx/rar method.

ECHO.

ECHO MSN Messenger 7.5.0299

start /wait %cdrom%\Applications\MSN\MsnMsgs.msi /qn

ECHO.

ECHO Copying Messenger patchfile

copy "%cdrom%\APPliCatiOns\MSN\msnmsgr.exe" "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Program Files\MSN Messenger"

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