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So I just recently upgraded to the latest Windows Live suite version and Messenger has been giving me issues.
The new icon is designed in such a way that it will not minimize to the system tray. I looked it up and it was found that by setting the compatibility to Windows Vista then it would return to the old style.
However whenever I do this the application will no longer run and it gives me an error about the program failing to startup.
I looked it up and found that this was a result of the patch I used to remove the Windows 7 watermark that was present in the beta.
Now before I have to completely remove the patch or reinstall Windows 7 does anyone have any workaround to either run Messenger in compatibility or another way to make the icon like it was in previous versions.
The new icon is designed in such a way that it will not minimize to the system tray. I looked it up and it was found that by setting the compatibility to Windows Vista then it would return to the old style.
However whenever I do this the application will no longer run and it gives me an error about the program failing to startup.
I looked it up and found that this was a result of the patch I used to remove the Windows 7 watermark that was present in the beta.
Now before I have to completely remove the patch or reinstall Windows 7 does anyone have any workaround to either run Messenger in compatibility or another way to make the icon like it was in previous versions.
