Windows Live Messenger Error 80004005

CLR errors indicate a problem with the .NET framework runtime. This particular error is described here:
CLR error 80004005

1. Click on "Start", click "My Computer" In the Explorer window, click "Organize" Choose "Folder and Search Options" In the folder options window, click on "View" tab Select the option "Show hidden files and folders" click "ok". Browse to the location: C:\Users\\App Data\Local\Microsoft Delete "Windows live contacts folder" completely.Note: Ensure to exit Windows live Messenger from the task manager before deleting Windows live contacts cache folder, otherwise you will get an error prompting that you can't delete the folder. Try signing into Windows Live Messenger.


2. Anyone recieving the 8E5E0247 Error trying to login to Windows Live Msgr and/or Windows Update who has an INTEL processor & Hard Drive over 700Gb must install the Intel Rapid Storage Technology Software. This will solve your problems.


http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/chpsts/imsm

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If your desktop live messenger is not working, you can use web MSN messenger. For example KarooLark web MSN messenger: http://karoolark.com/#msn

uninstall windows live messenger , restart the pc , then reinstall it from the web
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-essentials?os=other

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Error connection with Windows Live Messenger

After failing to connect to Windows Live Messenger, Below error message appears on your screen :

"The connection to Windows Live Messenger failed - The service is unavailable - Please retry later - Error Code 810003c1"

This problem is usually related to registration information for Messenger account, specifically the country of assignment.

It is probable that the connection established for an account, but may not work with another account.
How to proceed
Exit to Windows Live Messenger

Go to Windows Live Hotmail website.

Go to Identifying Windows Live ID and Password.

Click on Windows Live and select “Account”

In the page “Account Summary”, click on ("Edit your registered information").

Under Home, select your country of residence.

Then save the modification by clicking on “Register” and close Hotmail.

You can now try to connect to Windows Live Messenger.


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well they were hit with denial of service recently so try again later as it suggested. We cant log you in from here anyway.

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I tried searching for answers on the net and found other people with the same problem, but nobody seems to have an answer yet. I then went to the Windows Live site and others are having login errors and such. But it seems the error codes can vary. This is the advice they give quoted directly from the official site:

To determine the exact error code you’re getting in Windows Live Messenger, click the “Show details” option from the dialog box that pops-up when the sign-in attempt to the service fails. Take note of the error and specify it when you contact support through http://support.live.com

Hopefully that will help you. If it's not a sign-in error, try going to the Windows Live site (link below) and looking around, or even putting in a request for help. They may even have a live chat feature there.

http://messenger-support.spaces.live.com/default.aspx

redownloading the software can help. If the problem persists it could be to do with your internet. Check your router settings and maybe assign windows live messenger a port and allow access through it.

error code : 810003c1