Windows 10: im needing the phone number for activate by phone for windows 10 like fast!! lol..can...

can anyone hook it up with number for activate windows by phone plkease?...im in usa...arizona to be exact

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Microsofts Activation services phone #?

So I had an old rig that was running a RETAIL version of Win XP Home. Well the thing died. I want to use the product key from that old machine to do a win 7 upgrade, however, I cannot seem to find Microsoft's support number anywhere on their site, instead it redirects me to a page and here's what it says:

Well guess freakin what, THE COMPUTER IS DEAD, THEREFORE I CAN NOT DO ANY OF THOSE DAMN THINGS!!!!!!! *Bang Head :banghead:

This is seriously getting on my nerves!

Even googling it takes me to the same place. Does anyone have the number for their "Activation services" department?

 

Need a new phone...

Gentlemen, I need some assistance in choosing a new phone.

My old phone got damaged, and in the process of looking for a new one I noticed the large amount of ugly and totally retarded cell/mobile phones on the market.

Im trying to keep it cheap, but id like the following features:
Makes Calls
Sends Texts
Ability to store data and play music

LOL when I was looking, the only phone that looked decent in design was the Nokia N80..then I clicked on it to discover its $600 price tag. God cell/mobile phones are a rip off.

I also prefer a phone that flips or slides open, with buttons that ARNT miniscule.
All suggestions are appreciated. Although im not sure if Im able to get all phones that are available in the US over here, i can certainly try I guess. Feel free to post pics of your own phones also lol..

Evil Regards,
Ex_ReVeN

 

Blocking Cell Phone Numbers

Here's one way to get around the problem. It's kludgy but it should work.

Get a VOIP based phone service or a magic jack. For 24/7 access, you're better off with VOIP that uses an ethernet adapter, but that's up to the user.

The important point is to find one that lets you create your own "black list" of callers. Usually they will have both black and white list options and these are usually a subcategory under the "do not disturb" or similar feature.

The provider will usually let you create a second number for $5-10 per month. You'll use this for your cell phone number. If it is ever compromised, you can change it easily without affecting the base number.

Forward the second number to your cell phone and give everyone that one as your "cell phone" number. There will be a delay of a few seconds as calls get routed, but who cares. It's not like any of us is on Obama's speed dial right?

Now when you get assholes calling you, just add them to the black list.

You can also block calls w/o caller id this way if your cell phone co. doesn't already do that for you.