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How To Get Windows Live Messenger Back After Updating to Skype

Gnoted: If you are upset with being forced to use the new Skype messenger, and want to downgrade to Windows Live Messenger, instead, you can do that in 2 minutes by reading this quick tutorial.

Speed-Racer3938d ago

Why would I want to go back to MSN when everyone is gone over to Skype?

In2iti0n3938d ago

That makes no difference. They can still see you when you're online, and you can still see them and chat with them as usually. No difference there at all.

Just a usability preference that many people seem to have.

Draper3938d ago

I believe those are the same people that don't want to change from Windows 7 to 8.

In2iti0n3937d ago

That makes sense. Some people don't like the change, no matter what.

Nucky3937d ago

Eventually, they will all have to transition to Skype anyway. WLM will be officially dead MArch next year.
So, why postpone the inevitable?

Speed-Racer3936d ago

I just don't see the point trying to stay in the past. Change in inevitable these days. We aren't static anymore like in the past. It's not like Skype is even that bad.

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Nucky3937d ago

This is something my old uncle will love.
I've noticed that only the older people have problems with these transitions to new and different software, and would love it if they could stay on the same version for as long as possible.

justlikeme3936d ago

The only down side of skype is that you can't check your e-mail like you could with messenger.

hard joe3936d ago

Wlv is no longer usable here
Automatically brings me to skype

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Microsoft's Gaming Shake-up: 1900 Job Cuts, Senior Execs Exit Xbox and Blizzard

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Microsoft launches app for iPhone users to use iMessage on PC

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