Windows 10: COLLECTION OF ROYALTY ON " INTELLECTUAL PROPRIATORY RIGHTS" PAYABLE TO MICROSOFT USA

I REVIEWED MY OWN POSTING / MY OWN KNOWLEDGE GATHERED FRON INTERNET & COMMENTS MADE BY DIFFERENT PAERTCIPANTS. I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MY FINDINGS

1) I DO NOT KNOW THE TERMS OF CONTRACT BETWEEN MICROSOFT USA AND OEM'S FOR USING MICROSOFT SOFTWARES IN MANUFACTURING ELECTRONIC DEVICES,, WHAT IS GATHERED IS THAT, AT THE OUTSET, MICROSOFT USA (THE PARENT COMPANY) SELL ITS SOFTWARES (WHERE EVERY OS /SOFTWARES HAS UNIQUE NO.) AND COLLECTS. THE ROYALTY /LICENSE FEES ON THE BASIS OF THAT.

2) THE OEMS , NOW-A-DAYS. USE GENERIC VERSION OF DRIVERS/EVEN OS- LIKE LINUX WHICH IS FREE , AVAILABLE IN THE MARKET CREATED BY A THIRD PARTY. HENCE THEY DO NOT HAVE TO PAY LICENSE FEES TO MICROSOFT FOR THESE PRODUCT.

3) HENCE MANUFACURED/ FAKE INVOICES CREATED BY ANY COMPANY AT TH POINT OF SALES IN THAT HOST COUNTRY, DO NOT CALL FOR ANY PENAL ACTION FROM USA .

4) BUT THE HOST COUNTRY LOOSES ITS TAXES/REVINUES BECAUSE THERE IS NO AUTHENTICATION OF THE PRODUCT TO BE ORIGINAL . (HERE IN MY CASE , IT HAS BEEN SHOWN AS REPLACEMENT WHERE NO TAX IS APPLICATBLE - TO AVOID DOUBLE TAXATION ).

END RESULT, THE HOST COUNTRY LOOSES ITS REVINUES BECAUSE OF FAKE INVOICE THUS CREATED AND THE PARTNERS OF USA COMPANYS ENJOY THIS REVINUES ILLEGALLY.

I INVITE COMMENTS FROM OTHER MEMBERS WHO HAS EXPOSER / KNOWLEDGE OF LAW OF LAND OF HOST COUNTRY.

:)

 

microsoft solitaire collection

Hi, Lee,

Step 1: Run App troubleshooter.

Check this link for the app troubleshooter.

Step 2: Run Windows Update troubleshooter.

Please see this link for the steps.

Step 3: Uninstall and reinstall Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

Click Start.

In the search box, type Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

Right click Microsoft Solitaire collection app tile, and the select Uninstall.

Restart your computer.

Right click Start.

Select Run.

Type wsreset.exe, and then press Enter. The Microsoft Store will open so you can reinstall Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

Step 4: Make sure your firewall/anti-virus isn’t blocking the app.

The steps to unblock the game (or any app that needs to access Xbox Live) will vary depending on the antivirus or firewall software you use. Check the documentation for your antivirus or firewall software to open settings and ensure that the software is not
blocking the app. If your antivirus or firewall has an app white list, make sure that your Xbox Live-enabled games are on this list.

Step 5: Clear your Windows Store cache.

Right click Start.

Select Run.

Type wsreset.exe and press enter. This will launch Windows Store with a cleared cache. You can check if Solitaire error goes away after doing this.

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Microsoft Solitarie Collection

Hi,

There could be some changes on your computer that affects the resolution of your screen when you play. For us to isolate your concern, we suggest that you provide us the answers to these questions:

• Were there any updates installed on your computer prior to the issue?
• When did you start experiencing the issue?
• Is it only happening with Microsoft Solitaire Collection?
• What are the troubleshooting steps you've tried to resolve the concern?

We're looking forward to your response.

 

Microsoft Solitaire Collection

Hi,

These errors may be caused by loss of network connectivity, or if the online game service is unavailable. They may also be displayed when you try to save the game or the game files have become corrupted. An error with the code 107 means something is preventing
the game from downloading so you need to check your internet connection, antivirus program and ensure the game is white-listed. Follow the steps below on how to resolve this:

Step 1: Run App troubleshooter.

Check this link for the app troubleshooter.

Step 2: Run Windows Update troubleshooter.

Please see this link for the steps.

Step 3: Uninstall and reinstall Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

• Click Start.
• In the search box, type Microsoft Solitaire Collection.
• Right click Microsoft Solitaire collection app tile, and the select Uninstall.
• Restart your computer.
• Right click Start.
• Select Run.
• Type wsreset.exe, and then press Enter. The Microsoft Store will open so you can reinstall Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

Step 4: Make sure your firewall/anti-virus isn’t blocking the app.

The steps to unblock the game (or any app that needs to access Xbox Live) will vary depending on the antivirus or firewall software you use. Check the documentation for your antivirus or firewall software to open settings and ensure that the software is
not blocking the app. If your antivirus or firewall has an app white list, make sure that your Xbox Live-enabled games are on this list.

Step 5: Clear your Windows Store cache.

• Right click Start.
• Select Run.
• Type wsreset.exe and press enter. This will launch Windows Store with a cleared cache. You can check if Solitaire error 124/ 101_107/ goes away after doing this.

We hope that this information was helpful. Let us know if you need further assistance.