If MS says you have one, then you must have used an email address to set it up initially. Try logging in with your email address,but instead of supplying a password, use the "I forgot my

Hello listers, I have recently begun to encounter a really annoying issue with UAC when using my laptop. No matter how many times I try and enter the correct password when getting any sort of UAC

Try using space with dot 4 or dot 1.

hi guys, looking for the Microsoft disability help desk telephone number please. Hope this service is working after the lock down.

you're welcome Grumpy Dave (who I hope isn't as grumpy anymore. 😊) John

Thanks for all who advised me about this Fishing Email. Usually, I just ignore Fishing messages, but this one I wasn't sure about, and I couldn't call my Provider, as it was after hours. Thanks

In seriousness, I got this on my office domain quite often. its just fishing email and wanted you to click on it, and hopefully get some information if you did type it in. If its your provider email,

Yes you are exactly right in this, Geen.. John

As far as I know, Jim, you do. I had to get one when I purchased Office 2013, and I did not want to. I have never looked at that email they got me to get, don't even know where it is, out on the Net

It looks like it but thought I’d check. Microsoft says I have one already, and I don’t know how to get into it. Jim so, I will need some help.

I managed to pair my iPhone with this Braille display. I am very new to this device. My question is how do you advance the display in order to read. For instance, I'm able to open an email address

But the first part of the link would have the initial site so you can tell if it is legitimate. But I think I read sometime ago about links that only vary in something like a punctuation mark so the

Gene, but it could be a link which redirects to something else… John

CenturyLink would never send out an email saying that. Also you could directly go to century links website, and log onto your account. If anything was going to happen you’d get notified on the

It will only tell you that if it comes from an address or an entity you know wouldn’t be sending you such a message. Spammers can spoof any address they want. They can make messages appear to come

 Yo Grumpy, Copy the, From field, and paste it into notepad to see who sent it, and that'll tell you for sure it's a scam / spam message. Stay safe and take care. Mike.

Don't block the sender.  For one thing, it won't accomplish anything.  Spammers spoof any addresses they want so a message can appear to come from any address.  Second, the address may actually be

I didn’t see that you had provided a copy of the message. It does answer the question. I still would treat it as phishing. Also, you can see the underlying link they want you to go to. I expect

Of course, its phishing. If you deactivated your e-mail, how could you have received that message? Was the phishing writer smart enough to answer that question by saying that your e-mail would

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