MSN Messenger V7 = Crash fest.. Please help!

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Okay, I've been using MSN Messenger since around day 1. I went and tried
beta 7 and it crashed on me constantly. So I did a system restore back to
6.x and everything was fine in the world again. When they finally released
7.0 I said cool, got it, and the exact same problems exist.
If I click on e-mail -- CRASH
If I click on any tab on the left-hand side -- CRASH
If I do just about ANYTHING besides simple chatting (And now, even simple
chatting is crashing from time to time) -- CRASH

I have no idea when I installed 7.0, so system restore is out of the
question. But I also don't want that. 7.0 SEEMS like it should be nice....I
would like to be bale to use it.

HELP :)
 
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Define crash!

The program shuts down or the machine reboots.


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"Frumpy Jones" <FrumpyJones@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C7157BA6-2259-4875-ACD4-D44518FE521B@microsoft.com...
> Okay, I've been using MSN Messenger since around day 1. I went and tried
> beta 7 and it crashed on me constantly. So I did a system restore back to
> 6.x and everything was fine in the world again. When they finally
> released
> 7.0 I said cool, got it, and the exact same problems exist.
> If I click on e-mail -- CRASH
> If I click on any tab on the left-hand side -- CRASH
> If I do just about ANYTHING besides simple chatting (And now, even simple
> chatting is crashing from time to time) -- CRASH
>
> I have no idea when I installed 7.0, so system restore is out of the
> question. But I also don't want that. 7.0 SEEMS like it should be
> nice....I
> would like to be bale to use it.
>
> HELP :)
 
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> Define crash!
>

The program shuts down.. I've sent every error report to Microsoft.