You need to fix your Microsoft Account
Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
I have a new Dell computer with a legitimate Windows 10 and also get the message every day. It seemed to start when I closed my Microsoft account. Microsoft does not like people without accounts running Windows.
Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
I did google and YouTube it...and was not able to find a solution. I am running a pirated copy of Windows on a locally purchased computer.
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Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
Wait, they're ending support for Windows 10 already???
Citing the impact of 'the public health situation' on customers, Microsoft is going to continue to issue security updates for some flavors of Windows 10 1709 for six additional months.
Microsoft's planned end of support cut-off date for Windows 10 1709 was going to be on April 14. But, on March 19, the company began notifying customers that it had pushed that date back to October 13 for those running Enterprise, Education and IoT versions of the product.
Support for Windows 10 1709 Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro Workstations Editions already ended on April 9, 2019.
Enterprise and Education variants Windows 10 1803, which became broadly available on April 30, 2018, are slated to exit support on Nov. 10, 2020 at this point.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft ... -versions/
Citing the impact of 'the public health situation' on customers, Microsoft is going to continue to issue security updates for some flavors of Windows 10 1709 for six additional months.
Microsoft's planned end of support cut-off date for Windows 10 1709 was going to be on April 14. But, on March 19, the company began notifying customers that it had pushed that date back to October 13 for those running Enterprise, Education and IoT versions of the product.
Support for Windows 10 1709 Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro Workstations Editions already ended on April 9, 2019.
Enterprise and Education variants Windows 10 1803, which became broadly available on April 30, 2018, are slated to exit support on Nov. 10, 2020 at this point.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft ... -versions/
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Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
asus have just released a laptop running on linux
no more spying no more hijacking my computer when im busy to update more spyware
called Swift 3, magic ssd paid $550 never going back to gates and his
Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
Good. There are maybe 50 different Lunuxes. Is that even a word? Reseach a little because there are any number of them you can put on your machine depending the specifics of what you want, besides greater security. Happy Linuxing!
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Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
I've had excellent luck with eBay software. Notice most of the sellers are from the EU? The court of justice of the EU ruled the sale of used software is legal. That software is legit. Then there's the satisfaction that comes from screwing an American çorporation as an added bonus.
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Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
I use Ubuntu for my needs. It has a huge support group and everything has worked for me.
But yes. Ditch the microcrap and move to a virus free OS
But yes. Ditch the microcrap and move to a virus free OS
Marty wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2020 3:25 pm Good. There are maybe 50 different Lunuxes. Is that even a word? Reseach a little because there are any number of them you can put on your machine depending the specifics of what you want, besides greater security. Happy Linuxing!
Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
I hope you've already sorted out your Microsoft account and Bluetooth device issues, but if not feel free to reach out
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Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
i figure in the past 3 years he got it sorted
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
Re: You need to fix your Microsoft Account
No, they will stop support for version 1709 which is the 2020 version of the system., There have been five updates since which they still support.timmydownawell wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2020 10:48 am Wait, they're ending support for Windows 10 already???
Citing the impact of 'the public health situation' on customers, Microsoft is going to continue to issue security updates for some flavors of Windows 10 1709 for six additional months.
Microsoft's planned end of support cut-off date for Windows 10 1709 was going to be on April 14. But, on March 19, the company began notifying customers that it had pushed that date back to October 13 for those running Enterprise, Education and IoT versions of the product.
Support for Windows 10 1709 Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro Workstations Editions already ended on April 9, 2019.
Enterprise and Education variants Windows 10 1803, which became broadly available on April 30, 2018, are slated to exit support on Nov. 10, 2020 at this point.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft ... -versions/
If you bought a machine in 2020 and never updated the WIN10 version you might be vulnerable. The current version of WIN10 is 22H2 and there are updates every month if you want.
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