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I'm not quite sure what you're asking. <br />
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If you want to stop MSN from starting and freezing your computer first boot into safe mode. Once there click Start&gt;run type msconfig hit enter. Click the Startup tab and uncheck anything you don't want to load on boot. The file in question should be on the list. After you do this click Apply then reboot into normal mode. After booting a message will pop up telling you that there were changes made. Check the checkbox that says &quot;Don't show this again&quot; at the bottom right and then click OK. If you don't check the box it will pop up every time you boot.
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I'm not quite sure what you're asking.

If you want to stop MSN from starting and freezing your computer first boot into safe mode. Once there click Start>run type msconfig hit enter. Click the Startup tab and uncheck anything you don't want to load on boot. The file in question should be on the list. After you do this click Apply then reboot into normal mode. After booting a message will pop up telling you that there were changes made. Check the checkbox that says "Don't show this again" at the bottom right and then click OK. If you don't check the box it will pop up every time you boot.

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Is there a solution?<br />

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How do I get this:C:\programFiles\MSN\MSNCoreFiles\msn.exe from popping up and freezing my computer?

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