Need help? Microsoft Stores offer free tech support, PC tune-ups,...

    Need help? Microsoft Stores offer free tech support, PC tune-ups,...


    Posted: 05 Oct 2014
    Need help? Microsoft Stores offer free tech support, PC tune-ups, malware removal

    Windows users without a hefty dose of technical knowledge always have a tough time getting help. If you don't have a geeky friend handy, PC problems often mean dragging your computer down to the Geek Squad or local PC shop, where you'll be charged a crazy amount of money to have malware removed or speed up a slowing PC.

    No more!

    If you live near a Microsoft Store some of the peskiest PC problems can now be fixed in-person for free. Microsoft's retail locations recently started offering their Windows-focused answer to Apple's Genius Bar: the Answer Desk.
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    A Guy
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    05 Oct 2014



  2. Layback Bear
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    Windows 10 Pro. 64/ version 1709 Windows 7 Pro/64
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    That type of Store service could be very handy for some.
    They could also join this forum; It's free.
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  4. andrew129260
    Posts : 4,566
    Windows 10 Pro
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    Layback Bear said:
    That type of Store service could be very handy for some.
    They could also join this forum; It's free.
    The forum means they would have to learn though, most people just want it fixed and want t hand it to someone. Still, this is a great thing for microsoft to do.
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  5. RommoR
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64bit
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    Just learn how to fix your own pc through this forum
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