Contacting Microsoft....

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Ang

Hey all!:

Is there a direct link to E-MAIL a MICROSOFT technician
for FREE? I CANNOT find a way to contact a MICROSOFT
technician who gives 'FREE of Charge' services? If you
know, PLEASE e-mail me at (e-mail address removed), ASAP!!!!
 
Ang said:
Hey all!:

Is there a direct link to E-MAIL a MICROSOFT technician
for FREE? I CANNOT find a way to contact a MICROSOFT
technician who gives 'FREE of Charge' services? If you
know, PLEASE e-mail me at (e-mail address removed), ASAP!!!!
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Hi,

You can ask your question here.
A lot of people: MVPs, microsoft engineer or users will be pleased to help
you.

Aurelien Goillot
Microsoft France
 
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Hey all!:

Is there a direct link to E-MAIL a MICROSOFT technician
for FREE? I CANNOT find a way to contact a MICROSOFT
technician who gives 'FREE of Charge' services? If you
know, PLEASE e-mail me at (e-mail address removed), ASAP!!!!
.Well think remember correctly when first purchase it
winxp home edition only three months old. Discovered tht
Service management files enable and disable your
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something. Have hard understand too but just something
more work learning with winxp. I assuming be little
booklet inside part limit 2 calls tech over phone then
after $35 hour. See alot number contact normally have be
800 number. When called got record saying tht is $35 ask
credit card. Pretty sure should tht little xp booklet
came with software. Not promising alomost sure tht there
let know get close find it...
Jason
 
Ang, hope your not using your real address, if so start using a fake one
IMMEDIATELY. Be alert, you'll be getting virus E-mails from those who
harvest addresses from News Groups.
Dave
 
Hey all!

Kevin - how do you know, for a fact, that there's NO direct link to E-MAIL a MICROSOFT technician
for FREE? I'm NOT doubting you, I'm just asking

----- Kevin wrote: ----

The short answer is a firm NO
 
OEM = Original Equipment Manufacture
Gateway, Dell, HP etc sell OEM Windows and thus none of them are
entitled to free support from Microsoft.
If you have OEM, you get the support from the seller.
 
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