Stop using MSN then Willo.
Another
message from MattLFC (working on HIS definition of spam) which doesn't help the poster at all.
If MSN is running at 100% useage then it's quite possible, even likely, that the program hasn't installed correctly.
If you remove the program completely, reboot the machine and then re-install Windows Live (MSN) this should sort out the problem, if not you might have to run CCleaner or similar after removal to tidy up the register a bit.
Worst case you might need to run a registery repair but this is unlikely.
There are a few other (much less likely) things it could be but it's pointless flooding the forum with meaningless drivel if it's not going to be of any use
Thanks Dr, the only sensible responce as usual, I have uninstalled it, ran cc cleaner, done disk clean up, and reinstalled it, but as soon as I sign in cpu usage goes up to 100% with in 30 secs of signing in.
Dam windows 7, me thinks I will wipe drive and install xp, but what am concerned about is when the time comes that xp is extinct, could I go back to windows7, as there is a recovery partion on my laptop, or would I be best doing a back to factory from partion, then doing back up disc, could I then use these to go back to win7.
Oh and if, any one wants to make useless comments on this thread, then please dont bother, I require sensible comments and helpful ones.