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Go to the Microsoft Store to download Messenger for Windows. After installing, make sure to turn on automatic updates in the Microsoft Store to always have the newest version of the Messenger app. Make sure you also turn on secure storage before updating so that your end-to-end encrypted chat history is stored.
Messenger is a free messaging app that helps you connect with anyone, anywhere. Stay in touch with your friends and family, explore your interests with people like you, build your community, and share your vibe beyond words, all in one app.
Group audio and video calls, unlimited messaging and more now on desktop! Be together whenever with our free all-in-one communication app.
Messenger from Facebook helps you stay close with those who matter most, and on any device.
Windows Live Messenger (WLM) is the latest and greatest. version of Microsoft’s instant messaging client. Very much like Yahoo instant. messenger (YIM), or AOL instant messenger (AIM). Anyone running Windows XP can.
Escargot is a new service that makes old versions of MSN Messenger and Windows Live Messenger work again. What began as a simple server developed by a lone programmer, the project has now grown through leaps and bounds, has a dedicated team, and is now focused on a total revival of the MSN Messenger and Windows Live experience.
Microsoft's 15 year run with MSN Messenger, also known as Windows Live Messenger, will soon be coming to an end. After phasing out the legacy messaging program over a year ago in most parts...
The last version of MSN Messenger before the name change, version 7.5, was released August 23, 2005. New features included the Dynamic Backgrounds feature and the "msnim" protocol handler, which allowed Web sites to provide links which automatically add a contact or start conversations.
So instead, Microsoft should use this opportunity to position a rebooted MSN Messenger as its main Windows 12 messaging app, alongside making it available on as many platforms as possible.
MSN Messenger (colloquialized as simply MSN), later re-branded as Windows Live Messenger was a cross-browser instant messaging client built by Microsoft for use on the Microsoft Messenger server.