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Ever want to use Skype again? #79
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I can second this issue. I have a few Win 10 Pro machines at work who have the same issue. |
It seems skype also uses c.msn.com So if you have already ran the script you can edit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and commend out the following lines: |
Thank you pepo, you're right, I had forgotten "c.msn.com" |
In my case "s.gateway.messenger.live.com" also caused problems with skype. |
Should I also comment the line containing "s.gateway.messenger.live.com"? |
I have all those in my hosts file and my Skype works fine. Skype 7.35.0.101 , my location Serbia/Belgrade. |
(Disclaimer: I'm using this list in pfSense, so on my firewall - which however should not make a difference). Location: Czech Republic |
Must be location specific then ... |
My list comes from https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts |
Btw can any of you actually reach "s.gateway.messenger.live.com" with tracert? Because I get "Unable to resolve target system name s.gateway.messenger.live.com". |
Looks like aforementioned github project had the same issue: @jkalousek |
Ok, thanks for checking. So it would be good to put comment next to this host so people could find this faster. |
login.live.com caused issues for me logging in to the latest skype classic (desktop version) |
Confirm login.live.com required for Skype (Desktop) on Win10. |
I can confirm that login.live.com is now also required to login to skype. |
Hi,
After reinstalling Windows 10 Pro N x64 and using these great Debloat tools, I had trouble using Skype. Not the Entreprise version that comes with the OS, just the regular one.
Well I went to the "hosts" file in "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc" and removed the lines where "skype" appeared.
For the users of the Block-Telemetry script, I recommend quoting the lines as follows:
File:
Lines:
# "ui.skype.com",
# "pricelist.skype.com"
# "apps.skype.com"
This will save you some trouble. 👍
Have a nice day!
Nicolas / Mole
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