MIC fixed, it cannot load...

I cannot sign says try again later for the last week, what can I do? Almost all of the executable files do not work.  I have to reload all, but don't know how to get Microsoft fixit to connect and when I put the old FIXIT on has started last year it will RUN all the patches.

Hello

·         What Microsoft fixit you try to run?

·         What happens when you try to run Microsoft fixit?

·         You get the error message?

·         What are the problems you are having with the computer?

·         Where do you want to connect?

·         Are what 'old FIXIT' you referring?

Response with above information to better help you.

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