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• I received a phone call that is supposed to be from Microsoft

  Original title: Error Messages

  I received a phone call that is supposed to come from Microsoft (foreign accent) and telling me that error and messages of warning in the workstation had to be deleted or I was running a risk of piracy.  I hung up because I am sure that the alert was not for real.  A I was right?

  Yes.

  Next time call their bluff - just tell them that you don't even have a PC and ask how they know that!

  Microsoft do not telephone canvassing for some reason any.

  Tricky

• received a call saying they were technical support from Microsoft, they called for my pc was hacked and sent error messages. I fell for this scam.

  I fell for what you all seem to feel is a "scam."

  I got a call saying they were technical support from Microsoft, they called for my pc was hacked and sent error messages. I was not too su re, but they had me enter a code on the pc, and it showed a list of more than 50 error messages, they said that they had received. Then, they control that is given to them for the mouse and seized a lot of information showing me the problems. Then he said warns me on; those pirates I needed a special program. "Alpha PC maintenance" and for 3 years, it would be $ 135. Now I don't know if it was the real scoop or I fell for a big pile of *! I could use the theory, I'm a senior, but I think I should have been smarter. What should I do now that they've been in the pc? Thank you JAFTX

  To add to what you already said, inform your bank company or credit card if you do banking online of any form or if you have given your debit or credit card number to the caller. Do the faster you it, the faster you can arrest the appellant empty your account....

  Do you want t know Apha PC Care?

  https://community.McAfee.com/thread/43102?start=0&TSTART=0

  Read all THE of it...

• Restore to factory state out of the box. Can I install all updates from Microsoft using Windows update or can I install antivirus first before to connect to internet?

  Restore to factory state out of the box. Can I install all updates from Microsoft using Windows update or can I install antivirus first before to connect to internet?

  Currently Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 x 86 (no patches since 2008). Currently, it has no AV and has not been connected to the internet yet. It will be behind a router.

  I had to redo the factory already reset after be connected to the net for 20 minutes and then a bunch of programs kept crashing saying Data Execution Prevention had to close the program StackHash and BEX error when executing update for HP drivers.

  Maybe I installed Kaspersky first next time?

  What should I do?

  Thank you!

  No problem. Install the updates. You can install the anti-virus later.

  Just don't start browsing the inet by updating.

• Why does'n Microsoft answer frankly in the exact steps how to save e-mail from Microsoft?

  Why does'n Microsoft answer frankly and in specific steps how to save e-mail from Microsoft? (Outlook Express, Windows Live)

  I stopped using Outlook express because it was impossible to save it on my hard drive since 1996 (what I could save was not readable...). Now, I have the same problem with: http://sn105w.snt105.mail.live.com/mail/InboxLight.aspx

  You're talking about "Windows Live Mail" and "Windows Live Mail 2011" but there is nothing on the web explaining the differences between e-mail programs or Microsoft services.»

  I went to the e-mail service, which is accessible via Windows Live in the hope that it will allow me to back - it up, nothing helped. Often, the instructions Microsoft give are impossible to follow mainly because 'links' to which the statement makes reference to do not even exist.

  If is is not possible to email Microsoft backup, please tell people. Otherwise tell me please exactly how can I save my e-mail messages (how to make a full copy of everything including attachments).

  I use "Windows XP SP3" and Windows "Live Messenger" as a point of entry to my email address.  There is no link to "Sync" on the pages!

  It is very easy and well documented on how to backup OE files and settings.

  www.oehelp.com/Backup.aspx

  www.oehelp.com/OEBackup/

  http://www.insideoe.com/backup/

  If you have problems with Windows Live, you need to ask here: www.windowslivehelp.com like many here, do not use this program.

  Steve

• Received a phone call that is supposed to come from Microsoft Help Desk all downloaded on my computer junk files! Is it a scam?

  I got an unexpected phone call this morning. The man at the other end is said to Microsoft Help Desk. He said he had an urgent problem with my computer. He said that, as part of the automatic updates download, my computer had downloaded some unwanted files likely to damage my computer. He said that the files would fill my drive causing my computer to grind to a halt and also undermine my security software, leaving my computer vulnerable to attacks. He wanted to sit in front of my computer and he would talk to me through fixing it. I did apologize and hung up. I now had two of these calls.

  The sounds of all of this as a scam to me! I have no way of verifying that this person has been Microsoft at all, and I can't imagine Microsoft never call someone at home like that. I guess it was someone trying to access my computer for criminal purposes. I couldn't find anything on the web site of Microsoft to think there was no truth in what in told me.

  Can anyone offer me any advice?

  We play, November 25, 2010 12:02:38 + 0000, Rackett Player wrote:
   
   
  > I got an unexpected phone call this morning. The man at the other end is said to Microsoft Help Desk. He said he had an urgent problem with my computer. He said that, as part of the automatic updates download, my computer had downloaded some unwanted files likely to damage my computer. He said that the files would fill my drive causing my computer to grind to a halt and also undermine my security software, leaving my computer vulnerable to attacks. He wanted to sit in front of my computer and he would talk to me through fixing it. I did apologize and hung up. I now had two of these calls.
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  > The sounds of all of this as a scam to me!
   
   
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  You are absolutely right. It * is * a scam.
   
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  > I have no way of verifying that this person had Microsoft
   
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  It certainly wasn't.
   
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  > and I can't imagine Microsoft never call someone at home like that.
   
   
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  You are absolutely right. They * never * do this.
   
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  > I guess it was someone trying to access my computer for criminal purposes.
   
   
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  Once again, all the way to the right.
   
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  > I couldn't find anything on the web site of Microsoft to think there was no truth in what in told me.
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  > Can someone offer me advice?
   
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  Follow your instincts here. They are quite correct.
   

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• I got a phone call that is supposed to be from Microsoft

  Anyone receive phone calls of '0013109', supposed to be Microsoft? -they mention 'Windows Update' and you have 'problems' with your email... which you don't? : I can not find this issue - I find this suspicious.

  Calls unrequested telephone of this nature are almost always a common scam. Do not let them give any info, do not give access to your PC, not give them all the money and do not go to all the websites that they suggest. One moment.

  Please see:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

  Microsoft issues never not solicited for phone calls of support or security.

  These types of callers can use completely fictitious names or bogusly claim to be of real companies other than Microsoft as well.

• I get the error stop: 0x0000c1f5. Found a fix from Microsoft, but can't use it because the laptop does not start.

  Windows Vista Basic
  Computer laptop bluescreens on startup with the code 0x0000c1f5.
  Laptop does not completely start using installation CD.
  Downloaded a patch to fix this problem, but can use it because the computer will not start.

  How your question about Windows Update? SP1 or SP2 is installed? Is the computer still under warranty or Service contract?

  See the workarounds here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946084 ~ Robear Dyer (PA bear); MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002. DISCLAIMER: I do not represent nor don't work for Microsoft

• How to replace the battery for the wireless mouse? I received a message from Microsoft IntelliPoint

  I get a message on my screen of Microsoft IntelliPoint that reads: the wireless mouse battery level is extremely low.  Replace the batteries now to keep the operation of the wireless mouse.  How to replace or place where the batteries?

  This will give you some clues

  http://www.ehow.com/how_6763222_replace-battery-Microsoft-mouse.html

• Phone call from Microsoft on the collapse of my Windows Firewall?

  I just got an unsolicited phone call that was supposed to be from Microsoft on my firewall Windows being collapsed. I did what he asked and hung up. According to my computer my firewall Windows works fine. What's the story with that?

  Thank you

  TomS

  Hello

  It's a SCAM.

  Microsoft does not contact you unless YOU have made prior arrangements with them to do.

  There is an article in the link I'm you provide at the end of this one

  Read this Information from Microsoft:

  "Avoid scams to phone for tech support.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

  Don't be fooled of unsolicited calls. Don't provide personal information.

  Here are some of the organizations that cyber criminals claim to come:

  • Helpdesk Windows

  • Windows repair center

  • Microsoft technical support

  • Microsoft technical support

  • Windows Support Group Technical Department

  • Microsoft Research and Development Team (team of Microsoft R & D)

  Report phone scams

  • Help Microsoft to stop cybercriminals in reporting of theinformation about your scam phone.

  • In the United States, use the form of complaint to FTC Assistant.

  • In Canada, the Canadian Centre for fight against fraud can support.

  • In the United Kingdom, you can report the fraud as well as the unsolicited calls.

  See you soon.

• The last call wins - Lesson 3-5

  In the 3-5 lesson is taught (as in Lesson 2) If a stream is parallel or sequential:

  "The last call wins."

  I remember from Lesson 1 which, in the order of operations of programming functional don't display the contract / meaning of the code.

  What exactly is the definition of the "last call"?

  It is for:

  • Time of execution
  • Compile time
  • Time of coding

  The answer is the compile time.  The generated code for the pipeline will be either all sequential or parallel all depending on what the last change in the sequence of method calls is.  It is has no concept in streams of JDK 8 to part of this run in parallel.

• Strange call claiming to be of support technique microsoft

  I just got a phone call pretending to be technical support from microsoft, and he said "your P.C. contains a virus, I called my local law enforcement agency, and then they asked me what info are they asking me for and I said my credit card information, and my computer OS password and they asked me to call phone busters. that I reported to phone busters and taken measures, but I heréd reached Indian and they were Indian group is and what they claimed to be from Bangalore in India, phone number started from 666 area code.

  Ignore and do not give your information.

  You made the right choice to declare them.

  It's another scam of telemarketing.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Fake phone call from microsoft about an error report which does not send

  a phone call on my landline today which is active for 2 weeks of the gentleman called Sam Parker claiming that it was Microsoft. He said that my computer was going slowly and that an error report had them alerted to the fact that certain safety ripped on my computer? There therefore eft with unfamiliar programs on here etc etc. Me being the shocking type said I saw the error message but not him hadn't sent because it crashed me the kick-off of the system. He didn't want to log on and it me by happen then to the technical team who could advise me where they were and I could remove them. All this happened yesterday, or the day before that I don't remember. I told him I wasn't going to do this as it could be anyone and asked for a phone number to call later today on. He gave me the number, but when I tried to ring it says wrong number and if I use the reminder it bleeps just like the engaged tone. Ayone can tell me if he's a jerk or real please? Thank you very much

  For more information on this type of scam, see the following:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7security/thread/e5576f0a-827e-4fc0-a4b1-707add212065

• I got a phone call from microsoft that malicious software is installed on my computer

  I live in Toronto, Canada. Someone called me and told me that she calls me from Microsoft and said some malware is installed in my computer and she told me to turn on your computer and do the instruction, she tells me.  I do not trust it because it's weird to have a call from microsoft on Saturday evening at 7:00. I said what happened if I didn't, she told me that she disconnects my server computer and tell my provider to block my IP address! I asked his emp ID, name and Department she calls, it just pass the phone to his supervisor, and when I insist on my view that I'm not you trust, he told me that you don't have any technical information. and it was very very rude... Finally I hung upward and the lady called me again and gave me this info: name: Abam Sorgr, empID: 21536 Windows operation system Dept., at Montreal, Canada, she gave me her employee ID:21536, the phone, her name was 65391989 which don't belonge to the Canada. I told him I check from microsoft and you can call me tomorrow. and now I have no idea?

  These phone calls are usually of a person representing Windows rather than Microsoft, but in any case, the call was nothing else than a phishing attempt! Do not give any information.

  Reported people on these calls for a person who represents Windows (note: not Microsoft).

  It is a scam! Not to follow their instructions or advice and not to provide ANY information to them.

  Because they use the internet lines and/or phone to complete their fraud, there may be federal agencies in your country who are interested in discovering their calls (e.g. RCMP). Their report directly to the appropriate agency if you feel you can contribute to their arrest and the charges.

  Microsoft do NOT pick up the phone and start dialing customers and never phones/e-mails asking for personal information or asking them to visit a web site! Please do not take into account these calls and hang up immediately.

  On another note, if you have problems with your computer, please do not hesitate to post a description of the situation and the error messages you received in those forums. We would be happy to help you. (information staff unnecessary or requested !)

• I received a phone call from someone claiming to be windows and I have stupisly access to my computer, but does not give them the credit card details. This could be a problem

  I received a phone call from someone claiming to be windows and I have stupisly access to my computer, but does not give them the credit card details.  This could be a problem

  Hello Ann,.

  If you allowed them access to your PC, then it is a problem. I considered reinstalling my OS and change all my passwords. It would also make sense, if you use the online banking etc., to inform your bank that you have a security hole on your PC. This will alert them to anyone using your current password to the Bank etc.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com