RE: Windows Live Messenger & Vista Beta 2 - Error 81000306

stoney1939

having trouble with windows live messenger need help , wont work , its loaded
on programs but still wont work. it says windows live mesenger has stopped
working,then it says something like it has a problem and windows is
closingand looking for a solution which never comes

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stoney1939


"Coakeyoakey" wrote:

> I've installed Windows Live Messenger v8.0.0.689.00_Branches on Windows Vista
> Beta 2 v5384.
>
> I have followed the steps to disable UAP (UAC).
> Added MSNMngr, msvs, msncall to be allowed by the Windows Vista Firewall.
>
> I cannot sign on to Windows Live Messenger. On Signing in to Vista i get
> Error code 81000306.
>
> I did a connection test and i can connect to the Windows Live Messenger
> servers in Tools \ Options \ Connection \ Advanced \ TCP Test.
>
> Here is error log :
> [11:55:54.098] Zone_HotmailService CreateReducedPolicy: This is a PPM
> policy
> [11:55:54.098] Zone_HotmailService CreateReducedPolicy: reduced policy
> - ?id=507&tw=40&fs=1&kpp=1&kv=7&ver=2.1.6000.1&rn=u1 2DVH5B
> [11:55:54.098] Zone_HotmailService
> CHotmailService::FireLocalStateChangeResult@0002BB 48S_OK, 0x0001)
> [11:55:54.113] Zone_SDrive SDriveLifetime::OnLogonResult
> (0x81000306)
> [11:55:54.113] Zone_SDrive SDriveLifetime::OnServiceLogoff
> [11:55:54.113] Zone_SDrive Buddy's not online - Cannot get root
> paths
> [11:55:54.113] Zone_ConfigInfo CErrorResponder::Initialize -
> UNHOOK_ALL_EVENTS for CConfigServerClientEvents
> [11:55:54.113] Zone_ConfigInfo CErrorResponder::Initialize -
> HOOK_EVENT for CConfigServerClientEvents
> [11:55:54.113] Zone_ConfigInfo CSGetConfigInfo - with with
> fRefresh=false
> [11:55:54.113] Zone_ConfigInfo CSGetConfigInfo - not online.
> [11:55:54.238] Zone_ConnectionTroubleshooter Appcompat canary not set.
> [11:55:54.301] Zone_Net
> CConnectionManager::OnConnectionStateChange@0259EF D0: Recieved state change
> for id(3) from 0 to 1
> [11:55:54.301] Zone_Net
> CConnectionManager::OnConnectionStateChange@0259EF D0: Ignoring state change
>
>
> Note : I am using same computer on XP and it signs in correctly.
>
> Anyone any ideas ?