Windows 10: Do I have to register a company to become a retailer? There was no human response from the...

I want to become a retailer, I have registered an account according to the steps, but the next step requires a company account, I am only an individual, must I register a company to become a retailer? Do you have a list of software retailers in Australia? Calls to Microsoft customer service in Australia were not returned.

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How do i contact an actual human being at this company?

Why is everything an automated, cookie cutter response?

Why aren't there human beings that can service their human customers?

This company makes too much money not to have an actual customer service department.

 

support company

rather than paying a third party for support, you should first contact the company responsible for the software you are experiencing problems with, there is often some level of free support available,

support here is free, experts will attempt to talk you through resolving your issue rather than gain access to your computer.

if the answer suggested is not clear or easy, you only need to ask for clarification or step by step instructions.

 

The MiniTool register from disk worked for me

This worked for me. The MiniTool instructions. Background: at first when I went into powershell (admin not needed to list them) and type: Code:

In the resulting list of 29 items, Microsoft.Windows.SecHealthUI was NOT listed. It was totally missing. So none of the more common "re-register" steps would work because they require Get-AppxPackage to see it and on my system it couldn't. But the MiniTool approach gets at it from the file location on disk: C:\Windows\SystemApps\Microsoft.Windows.SecHealthUI_cw5n1h2txyewy This WAS there on my system. So, opening powershell admin (right click start menu) and running MiniTool's suggestion, namely, Code:

fixed it. It essentially reinstalled it. Then it appeared in the list returned from Get-AppxPackage and the "Open Windows Security" button in settings worked.