Monday, August 19, 2013

Tutorial To Activate Windows Live Messenger

Windows Live Messenger, being an instant messaging application created by Microsoft, allows you to send out messages to other users on your contact list. The best thing about Windows Live Messenger is that you can synchronize it with other platforms such as Xbox 360, Microsoft Zune or your Hotmail account. According to our Microsoft chat support team, activating Windows Live Messenger is a very simple and easy task, and can be done in a matter of few minutes. Well, given below are some simple instructions that will guide you through the process.

Activating Windows Live Messenger

Follow the instructions given below to activate Windows Live Messenger

  • In order to start out the process, you need to browse to the Windows Live ID sign up page and type in your desired username and password into the respective text fields there.
  • Now, you will be asked to enter the verification code. Type it out in the box provided and click the on the button that is named as I accept after reading the Microsoft service agreement and privacy statement. You have now created your Windows Live ID and it can now be used to link together accounts with all other Windows Live-supported platforms.
  • Next up, you need to browse to the Windows Live Messenger download page and select the Download now link and choose to save the Windows Live Messenger software onto your computer. Wait for some time until the software is downloaded completely.
  • Once you do that, you need to choose the Open option when the download process is complete. Follow the onscreen instructions given in the setup wizard. You will now be asked by the wizard to create a username and add contacts to your Messenger account. Please note that, here, you can simply use your new Windows Live ID to sign into Messenger directly. When you are done with the setup process, you will have activated your Live Messenger account.
  • In case you would like to integrate messaging across your devices, you can synchronize your other Microsoft devices and platforms with your Windows Live ID account. By doing so, you can stay up to date with your Windows Live Messenger.
Well, that was some information regarding activating Windows Live Messenger. For any further information on this, please feel free to get in touch with our Microsoft chat support team.

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Fixing Outlook Issues Related To Displaying Web Pages

Outlook is one of the widely used email client that was developed by Microsoft. The tech giant offers this program along with the Microsoft Office Suite of programs and is available in various versions. The program is known for its ability to manage personal information as well as large number of emails. All your personal and business information are often stored in an Outlook account. In order to keep these crucial data safe, the Outlook program blocks unsecure connections and images from entering your emails. Well, at times, this security feature can turn out to be troublesome as you will not be able to display web pages sent to you in an email. Well, given below are some simple instructions that will help you fix this issue very easily.

Repairing Outlook Problems

  • Before you begin with the procedure, you need to ensure that all the programs that use your computer’s disk space should be closed down, as these may affect the speed of your computer.
  • Next up, you need to launch the Microsoft Outlook program. For this, you need to click on the Windows Start button that is located on the left side bottom corner of your computer screen and then click on the icon that is named as All Programs from the list of Start menu options.
  • Following which, from the list of programs installed on your computer, you need to click on the icon for Microsoft Outlook.
  • Now, you need to go to the Tools menu that is located in the top main menu bar of the Outlook window and then click no the option that is labeled as Trust Center from the drop-down menu that opens up.
  • Once you do that, you need to click on the option that reads Automatic Download in the left menu pane. Remove to put a check sign in the box next to the option Don't download pictures automatically in HTML email messages or RSS items. Doing so will allow you to download website information into your email.
  • After that, you need to click on the OK button to save all the changes that you have made. When you return to your email inbox, Web pages sent to you in the body of the email will display.
  • Finally, you need to restart your computer system to save all the modifications that you made to your Outlook program.


Now, that was some information about fixing Outlook problems associated with displaying web pages in email messages. Get in touch with our tech support team for further assistance.