I have a hard time understanding why a huge company like Microsoft Corp, which makes huge profits on so many levels, finds it necessary to treat me this way by supporting a type of malware that not only slows your system down and invades your privacy, but is also hard to get rid of. A marketing ...
I allowed my son to order something from Xbox in July. I stood there and watched him delete my information. It said deleted. I asked him to go back and make sure. It only showed my name, no credit card information. I tried to order but couldn't, so I was OK, thinking it was truly deleted. Now on ...
Microsoft has sent out updates for the Zune media player. The update has caused the players to freeze up. From there you are put through a series of troubleshooting steps by Microsoft Support. At the end of your painful day, week, or month of trying to get the Zune to work, a representative will ...
I have a computer that came loaded with the Windows XP Home version. After a few years I replaced the hard drive. I decided to put Windows XP Pro on it so there would be none of the limitations that the Home version might have. I shopped on the Internet via well-regarded shopping advice sites. One ...
This is something that blows my mind, and I am still having a hard time wrapping my head around Microsoft's twisted logic. I am not sure if this is Microsoft ripping me off or more of a language barrier and lack of understanding by their support reps, who are based out of India somewhere. I will ...
I am so angry at Microsoft Xbox Live! I recently learned from my bank statement that Ms.net charged me $43.75. I called 800-469-9269 to find out who was charging me and how to stop it. I was told that someone had signed up to download games and movies with points, with my credit card number at ...