Opening multiple accounts on MSN Messenger or Windows Live Messenger can be done through add-on or through plug-ins for the popular instant messaging software. By default, multiple MSN Messenger accounts are not allowed. Messenger Plus Live and Messenger Polygamy are two software plug-ins that can be downloaded from the internet and used to sign in simultaneously on MSN Messenger with more than one account.Messenger Polygamy is available as a patch that can be installed easily. Messenger Plus Live provides more advanced features like personalised status, automatic reply messages, etc, in addition to allowing multiple MSN Messenger accounts.

How to sign in to multiple MSN messenger Accounts

MSN or Windows Live Messenger doesn't give you this option. You can sign in to only 1 account at a time. However, there are add-ons and plugins you can download that let you get around this.

Messenger Plus Live

Messenger Plus Live is an add-on for Windows Live Messenger which will allow you to open multiple accounts simultaneously. It also gives you lots of customisable features to personalise your account.

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After installing Messenger Plus live:

• Click on Plus! > Preferences > Customize!
• Go to Multiple Accounts
• Check > Allow me to connect to several accounts simultaneously and click Apply
• Close Windows Live Messenger and reopen
• To open a new Messenger account, double click on the Windows Live Messenger icon and a new window will appear to sign in

MSN Polygamy

MSN Polygamy was the first software to let you open multiple MSN Messenger Accounts. The installation is easy just choose the patch destination before installing:

• C:/Program Files/Windows Live (For Version 8/8.1/8.5)
• C:/Program Files/MSN Messenger ( For Version 6 - 7.5)

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