Microsoft will never contact you on their own, for any problems you may be facing with your computer or Microsoft software and services. And in any case, you will never receive a legitimate call from Microsoft or its partners to charge you for computer fixes.
If you need solutions and are willing to search for them, you can do so here on Microsoft Support. Sure, you will always find a lot of tips and troubleshooting tutorials for Windows, here on TWC too.
Windows 10 Support
Microsoft has made it easier for Windows 10 users to contact Support if you face any problems while using the new OS. See how to use the Contact Support app. There are other ways to get help for Windows 10. You can contact Microsoft Customer Support at Phone Number @ 1(888)-317-2628 or microsoft.com/contactus. You can now also give or take Tech Support remotely using Quick Assist in Windows 10.
Support for OEM products
If the question pertains to OEM products which you may be using, you may be required to contact the Computer Manufacturers directly. These links will help you:
If you need solutions and are willing to search for them, you can do so here on Microsoft Support. Sure, you will always find a lot of tips and troubleshooting tutorials for Windows, here on TWC too.
Windows 10 Support
Microsoft has made it easier for Windows 10 users to contact Support if you face any problems while using the new OS. See how to use the Contact Support app. There are other ways to get help for Windows 10. You can contact Microsoft Customer Support at Phone Number @ 1(888)-317-2628 or microsoft.com/contactus. You can now also give or take Tech Support remotely using Quick Assist in Windows 10.
Support for OEM products
If the question pertains to OEM products which you may be using, you may be required to contact the Computer Manufacturers directly. These links will help you:
- Computer Manufacturers’ Contact Information
- Computer Manufacturers’ Support Phone Numbers and Websites.
- But If you purchased a Signature PC from the Microsoft Store, you may call @ 1(888)-317-2628.
Microsoft Support Chat
You can also contact Microsoft Support by email and chat. If a Customer Service Agent is online and available for a chat here, you will see a message to this effect. If not, you will see Instant Chat: Customer Service Agents are OFFLINE message, on the right side. You may then try and visit this page for Chat support. You can also receive Remote Assistance Support from Microsoft.
Where do you contact Microsoft Support, if you face problems relating to Windows, Office or any other Microsoft software or service? This post will list down some useful resource links, phone numbers, and email ID, from where you can receive help from Microsoft.
Before you begin, I want you to know that this site is owned by me and is in no way affiliated with Microsoft. I have only listed the various ways you can contact Microsoft for help and support. You will have to contact them directly.
Microsoft Support
Microsoft offers support to all customers using its products – and this takes different forms.
- Microsoft Customer Service and Support is available to help you with questions about Microsoft products and services. In this case, a Microsoft representative will help you locate the appropriate resource or team to answer questions. This is meant to be used if you have general customer service questions
- Microsoft Technical Support will provide support options and locate the appropriate support team to resolve technical support issues, which you may be facing. This may include self-help support or assisted support.
I have had problems with sending and receiving emails via hotmail. Some outgoing messages are taking up to 24 hrs to, Now I cant access my inbox. I have talked to MSN three times and this morning they finally admitted that there is a problem. I have had to switch to an alternate address outside of hotmail.
If you do receive such a phone call or an email, stating that they represent Microsoft and proffer help Number @ 1(888)-317-2628, you can be sure that its a scam! Never give out any details or access to your computer.
This is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Accordingly, it is difficult to figure out when to end it. But then, this is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Period.
ConversionConversion EmoticonEmoticon