Windows 10: IM NOT ASKING A NEW QUESTION IM ASKING THE SAME QUESTION THAT 299 OTHER PEOPLE HAVE ASKED...

I HAVE A MESSAGE THAT I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH MICROSOFT PROGRAM IT DETECTS A PROBLEM BUT CAN NOT RESOLVE THE PROBLEM AND IDO BELIEVE ITS IN OR DEALING WITH MY SECURTIY ASPECT OF THIS DAMN LAPTOP,. SO ANY QUALIFIED PERSON THAT KNOWS HOW TO FIX THIS **** PLEASE ANSWER 1 OUT OF 300 PEOPLE THAT HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM AND THEN MAYBE WE CAN GET THIS PROBLEM FIXED. WHOEVER MADE OR BUILT OR DESIGNED THIS PROGRAM SHOULD NO HOW TO FIX IT RIGHT? WE ARE TO RELY ON YOU THE MAKER TO PROTECT OUR SECURITY TO AN EXTENT ...WELL GET TO PROTECTING US AND OR FIX THE DAMN PROBLEM. YOUR ANSWER TO LEARN MORE BY TYP

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Ask a question

Hello, how are you?

My name is Paloma B., I am very happy to be able to try to help you in the best possible way.

This is an open community, whenever you need you can share the problem so that possible repairs are suggested.

Questions in the community must be linked to the account logged in when you asked the question.

They appear on your profile.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/profile/25d...

But that's the only question in this profile.

I believe your other questions must have been asked from another account logged into the community and not this one.

 

How to ask an effective question

Concise guide.. If a user has not posted the question clearly what we do is to ask them to refer below article

"Suggestions for asking a question on help forums"
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

But obviously it has not addressed the very important facts in a concise manner..

For example, this is the empirical example of the author, which is very true..

"A brief description of your problem or question as the title. For example: "My computer wont boot" People who answer questions will not usually even look at questions that start " I need help" "

Thanx for good work

 

asking a question

The question the other person asked, where you added your question to, was never answered.

No one from Microsoft looks at these Windows 8.1 questions; we are volunteers here.

The best way to see your replies is to sign into the Community, as you did to post this > click on your Display name

deedeekees > in the Activity list of "your" threads you click on the question you want to look at.