
You may find your answer there.Īlso check the Tech+ archive for similar questions, such as “ Troubleshooting a Windows 10 update that seems stuck” or “ Windows’ new Fall Creators Update wreaks havoc on computer displays.”Īnother alternative? Start over. Search for “ windows 10 update ruined pc” and you’ll see a whole page of results just from 2018. This seems to happen a lot, and recently. A past Tech+ roundup can be found here: Where to find tech help when you think no one else is around, at dpo.st/dptechhelptips.īut to address the big issue of a Windows 10 update meltdown, you’re not alone. I’ve mentioned other tech support sites, like Best Buy’s Geek Squad, that you can pay to help you fix computer issues. You can also get support online - if you’re even able to get online - at /en-us/contactus In the US, (800) 642 7676 is the main number, while 87 is for stores’ customer support.
Microsoft Stores Cherry Creek Mall: 3000 East 1st Avenue in Denver (855) 270-6581Īs for an actual phone number, Microsoft has a whole page of phone numbers listed for several countries. Microsoft Stores FlatIron Crossing: 1 W FlatIron Crossing Drive in Broomfield (855) 270-6581. Microsoft Stores Park Meadows Mall: 8505 Park Meadows Center Dr, level 2, in Lone Tree, CO (303) 824-6772. So for those readers who’d prefer to see if Microsoft will help you fix its own software, try one of these locations (and call first): Tech+ I know you said you don’t want to go to a local Microsoft store, but this seems like something they should fix for free. If it is unfixable, I will just replace the laptop with the new software. Remember, I have no start page/screen. I will not spend any money on getting this repaired as the laptop is around 5 years old, so don’t send me to the Microsoft store as it is about 120 miles from my house. Or, maybe a website that may help my problem. I have been waiting for Microsoft to realize they did this and either resend the update or revert me back to my old Windows 10. My question is, do you know a good number I can call and be put on ignore for hours but finally get some help from Microsoft. Fortunately, I did not lose any of my files. The only way I can navigate is by going to task manager and right-clicking items that look like something. I am using Ethernet for internet connection. I have no icons, no tool bars, no Wi-Fi, no drivers, etc. I have a sign-in screen which then goes to the terrifying BBS. Q: Microsoft pushed the big (monthly) update. Latest Windows 10 update continues to have issues, like a "terrifying BBS" screen