Cleverly avoid the Windows XP Messenger Service Dialog

Q: My computer is installed with Windows XP operating system. When I work, I always pop up a dialog box called “Merch Service”, which is some information sent by others. I have to Stop the work at hand to close this dialog box, which greatly affects work efficiency. How can I avoid these “message services” dialog boxes?
A: In Windows XP, “message service” is called Messenger in the service list, which is used to transfer clients and servers. Between the Net Send and Alerter (alarm) service messages. By default, the "message service" function is enabled. You can disable the "message service" function by the following steps:
1. Select "Start → Run" on the system desktop with the mouse. ;
2. In the subsequent pop-up window, type net stop messenger in the "Open" column and click the "OK" button to run. The function of this command is to stop & ldquo; messenger service & rdquo;. If you want to enable "message service", you can use the net start messenger command.
You can also click on Messenger in “Control Panel → Performance & Maintenance & Rarr; Management Tools & Rarr; Service & rdquo;, then select “Operation & Rarr; Attribute & Rarr; General & rdquo;, click & ldquo; Stop & rdquo ; button, then “ start type & rdquo; changed to "manual" or "disabled", and finally click the "OK" button can also achieve the same purpose.