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It looks that I have to accept that MSN will be on my computer then...

Any suggestions will be really appreciated..

The list of running processes attached - I can't see any of them to be somehow connected with MSN...Any more ideas?

How can I check active proccesses? Sorry - I am crap with Mac.. MSN is definietly not running when trying to put it to trashes. It was set to auto-launch, but I manage to change it (is it in ussers preferences?)

Done this: If it doesn't start automatically, why would you choose to open it again? Restart in safe-boot mode (restart while holding the shift key until you see the log-in window) Drag that installer to the trash, then empty the trash. If the trash won't empty, hold the Option key while...

checked it and it is not locked...Any ideas?

How can I check that?

Got the screen shot with an error message which pops up when I try to put it to trashes. Thanks for help..I am not good with Mac

I will have to do it later as I am on the different computer now. Thanks

Sorry!! No, it doesn't start automaticlly, but the file is saved in the application folder. It is the instalation file uploaded from MSN. You have to click on it to start installation, but I don't want this file to have on MAC at all. It is the same with Yahoo. I have get rid off all other...

I don't want to have MSN on my computer at all. There is a file left which starts installation procsess. This is what I can't get rid off. Is there any way to delete it?

I have done it, but still MSN has some files which can not be remove for some reasons...it drives me crazy! I have been trying to locate all the connected files, but nothing seems to work!

Help…I am trying to totally get rid off MSN, but it seems impossible. I have tried to drag it to trash, tried to find all connected files and MSN is still there…I have tried to upload some uninstall applications, but they do not operate with Mac 10.2.8. Can someone advise how to permanently...