Stop Messenger service. Your registry is corrupted and recommends i buy Regfixit

[SHAUN EARLY]

Help me please. I am being driven mad by some annoying popup which calls
itself messenger service. This is one of the many messengers it sends me.

Stop Messenger service. Your registry is corrupted and recommends i buy
Regfixit and many other variations of this. I have wiped my pc and
reinstalled xp pro and guess what as soon as i reinstall the internet
without any other program being on my system, its back !

What is this popup called and how do i kill the thing off for good. I am
assuming its got hold of my email details of isp address or something. Its
so annoying.

[Rhonda Lea Kirk]

SHAUN EARLY wrote:
> Help me please. I am being driven mad by some annoying popup which
> calls itself messenger service. This is one of the many messengers
> it sends me.
>
> Stop Messenger service. Your registry is corrupted and recommends i
> buy Regfixit and many other variations of this. I have wiped my pc
> and reinstalled xp pro and guess what as soon as i reinstall the
> internet without any other program being on my system, its back !
>
> What is this popup called and how do i kill the thing off for good.
> I am assuming its got hold of my email details of isp address or
> something. Its so annoying.

You've wasted a lot of effort.

Go here:

http://www.itc.virginia.edu/desktop/docs/messagepopup/

--
Rhonda Lea Kirk

Happiness limits the amount of suffering one is
willing to inflict on others. Phèdre nó Delaunay

[Ze Muffinman]

There is an extremely fine line between needing help with a computer
and needing to get a clue. You crossed the line a few miles ago.
SHAUN EARLY wrote:
> Help me please. I am being driven mad by some annoying popup which calls
> itself messenger service. This is one of the many messengers it sends me.
>
> Stop Messenger service. Your registry is corrupted and recommends i buy
> Regfixit and many other variations of this. I have wiped my pc and
> reinstalled xp pro and guess what as soon as i reinstall the internet
> without any other program being on my system, its back !
>
> What is this popup called and how do i kill the thing off for good. I am
> assuming its got hold of my email details of isp address or something. Its
> so annoying.

[Rhonda Lea Kirk]

Ze Muffinman wrote:
> There is an extremely fine line between needing help with a computer
> and needing to get a clue. You crossed the line a few miles ago.

Here's one for you: stop top-posting, you ****witted clueless ****.

The guy has a common problem, which he was unable to solve for himself.
He asked for help. He has now learned something. And he'll go on
learning, one thing at time, just as most others do.

I don't know what your ****ing problem is, but until you get perfect,
perhaps you should shut the **** up unless you have something helpful to
offer.

> SHAUN EARLY wrote:
>> Help me please. I am being driven mad by some annoying popup which
>> calls itself messenger service. This is one of the many messengers
>> it sends me.
>>
>> Stop Messenger service. Your registry is corrupted and recommends i
>> buy Regfixit and many other variations of this. I have wiped my pc
>> and reinstalled xp pro and guess what as soon as i reinstall the
>> internet without any other program being on my system, its back !
>>
>> What is this popup called and how do i kill the thing off for good.
>> I am assuming its got hold of my email details of isp address or
>> something. Its so annoying.



--
Rhonda Lea Kirk

Happiness limits the amount of suffering one is
willing to inflict on others. Phèdre nó Delaunay

[Gridik the slob-prattler]

Vrodok the Piglet lover <vrodok@culvert.waadi.com> wrote:

> Once Upon A Time (on or around Mon, 9 Oct 2006 23:45:54 -0400), in
> alt.privacy.spyware, "Rhonda Lea Kirk" <rhondalea@gmail.com>, by way
> of Message-iD <egf5jq$28q$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, wrote:
>
>> Ze Muffinman wrote:
>>> There is an extremely fine line between needing help with a computer
>>> and needing to get a clue. You crossed the line a few miles ago.
>>
>> Here's one for you: stop top-posting, you ****witted clueless ****.
>>
>> The guy has a common problem, which he was unable to solve for
>> himself. He asked for help. He has now learned something. And he'll
>> go on learning, one thing at time, just as most others do.
>>
>> I don't know what your ****ing problem is, but until you get perfect,
>> perhaps you should shut the **** up unless you have something
>> helpful to offer.
>>
>>> SHAUN EARLY wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Dear ******* (hey; you began with the foul mouth - I thought it
> only fair that I should respond in kind),
>
> I suspect (pending confirmation) that the line-crossing to which Ze
> Muffinman refers just _might_ have been the posting to this group of
> the noted binary file. Something possibly for you to ruminate over,
> while utilizing that "Bath"-sized bar of Ivory® soap for cleaning-out
> a certain potty mouth.
>
> With my compliments.

Test 123.

[Pinak the turkey-scrambler]

Vrodok the Piglet lover <vrodok@culvert.waadi.com> wrote:

> Once Upon A Time (on or around Mon, 9 Oct 2006 23:45:54 -0400), in
> alt.privacy.spyware, "Rhonda Lea Kirk" <rhondalea@gmail.com>, by way
> of Message-iD <egf5jq$28q$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, wrote:
>
>> Ze Muffinman wrote:
>>> There is an extremely fine line between needing help with a computer
>>> and needing to get a clue. You crossed the line a few miles ago.
>>
>> Here's one for you: stop top-posting, you ****witted clueless ****.
>>
>> The guy has a common problem, which he was unable to solve for
>> himself. He asked for help. He has now learned something. And he'll
>> go on learning, one thing at time, just as most others do.
>>
>> I don't know what your ****ing problem is, but until you get perfect,
>> perhaps you should shut the **** up unless you have something
>> helpful to offer.
>>
>>> SHAUN EARLY wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Dear ******* (hey; you began with the foul mouth - I thought it
> only fair that I should respond in kind),
>
> I suspect (pending confirmation) that the line-crossing to which Ze
> Muffinman refers just _might_ have been the posting to this group of
> the noted binary file. Something possibly for you to ruminate over,
> while utilizing that "Bath"-sized bar of Ivory® soap for cleaning-out
> a certain potty mouth.
>
> With my compliments.

Test 123.

[Zonog the ghoul-oppugner]

Vrodok the Piglet lover <vrodok@culvert.waadi.com> wrote:

> Once Upon A Time (on or around Mon, 9 Oct 2006 23:45:54 -0400), in
> alt.privacy.spyware, "Rhonda Lea Kirk" <rhondalea@gmail.com>, by way
> of Message-iD <egf5jq$28q$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, wrote:
>
>> Ze Muffinman wrote:
>>> There is an extremely fine line between needing help with a computer
>>> and needing to get a clue. You crossed the line a few miles ago.
>>
>> Here's one for you: stop top-posting, you ****witted clueless ****.
>>
>> The guy has a common problem, which he was unable to solve for
>> himself. He asked for help. He has now learned something. And he'll
>> go on learning, one thing at time, just as most others do.
>>
>> I don't know what your ****ing problem is, but until you get perfect,
>> perhaps you should shut the **** up unless you have something
>> helpful to offer.
>>
>>> SHAUN EARLY wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Dear ******* (hey; you began with the foul mouth - I thought it
> only fair that I should respond in kind),
>
> I suspect (pending confirmation) that the line-crossing to which Ze
> Muffinman refers just _might_ have been the posting to this group of
> the noted binary file. Something possibly for you to ruminate over,
> while utilizing that "Bath"-sized bar of Ivory® soap for cleaning-out
> a certain potty mouth.
>
> With my compliments.

Test 123.

[Sagik the death-buryer]

Vrodok the Piglet lover <vrodok@culvert.waadi.com> wrote:

> Once Upon A Time (on or around Mon, 9 Oct 2006 23:45:54 -0400), in
> alt.privacy.spyware, "Rhonda Lea Kirk" <rhondalea@gmail.com>, by way
> of Message-iD <egf5jq$28q$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, wrote:
>
>> Ze Muffinman wrote:
>>> There is an extremely fine line between needing help with a computer
>>> and needing to get a clue. You crossed the line a few miles ago.
>>
>> Here's one for you: stop top-posting, you ****witted clueless ****.
>>
>> The guy has a common problem, which he was unable to solve for
>> himself. He asked for help. He has now learned something. And he'll
>> go on learning, one thing at time, just as most others do.
>>
>> I don't know what your ****ing problem is, but until you get perfect,
>> perhaps you should shut the **** up unless you have something
>> helpful to offer.
>>
>>> SHAUN EARLY wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Dear ******* (hey; you began with the foul mouth - I thought it
> only fair that I should respond in kind),
>
> I suspect (pending confirmation) that the line-crossing to which Ze
> Muffinman refers just _might_ have been the posting to this group of
> the noted binary file. Something possibly for you to ruminate over,
> while utilizing that "Bath"-sized bar of Ivory® soap for cleaning-out
> a certain potty mouth.
>
> With my compliments.

Test 123.

[Lilek the bladder-shedder]

Vrodok the Piglet lover <vrodok@culvert.waadi.com> wrote:

> Once Upon A Time (on or around Mon, 9 Oct 2006 23:45:54 -0400), in
> alt.privacy.spyware, "Rhonda Lea Kirk" <rhondalea@gmail.com>, by way
> of Message-iD <egf5jq$28q$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, wrote:
>
>> Ze Muffinman wrote:
>>> There is an extremely fine line between needing help with a computer
>>> and needing to get a clue. You crossed the line a few miles ago.
>>
>> Here's one for you: stop top-posting, you ****witted clueless ****.
>>
>> The guy has a common problem, which he was unable to solve for
>> himself. He asked for help. He has now learned something. And he'll
>> go on learning, one thing at time, just as most others do.
>>
>> I don't know what your ****ing problem is, but until you get perfect,
>> perhaps you should shut the **** up unless you have something
>> helpful to offer.
>>
>>> SHAUN EARLY wrote:
> [snip]
>
> Dear ******* (hey; you began with the foul mouth - I thought it
> only fair that I should respond in kind),
>
> I suspect (pending confirmation) that the line-crossing to which Ze
> Muffinman refers just _might_ have been the posting to this group of
> the noted binary file. Something possibly for you to ruminate over,
> while utilizing that "Bath"-sized bar of Ivory® soap for cleaning-out
> a certain potty mouth.
>
> With my compliments.

Test 123.

[Charani]

On Mon, 9 Oct 2006 23:45:54 -0400, Rhonda Lea Kirk wrote:

> Here's one for you: 8>< snipped unnecessary foul mouthed abuse

I hope you'll enjoy the company of the trolls.