Windows 10: Is it just me, but I have found the disability help desk rude, abusive and the manager Ms...

Nearly 5 weeks ago Microsoft downloaded a patch on to my new windows 10 computer that seems to interrupt the internet connection. After over 4 hours I got it to connect for long enough that someone could ork on the problem, shame it failed and after multiple attempts I’m now worse off than when this started. Today I got an email telling me that the issue was not a Microsoft problem but one of me service provider! Funny this a I replied reminding Mrs P that my windows 7 computer, my iPad and my phone are all connected to the internet through my modem. But due to wrong I for ion being circulate

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Rude interruptions by McAfee anti-virus & Yahoo

I tried disabling push notifications, but the rude interruptions by McAfee anti-virus & Yahoo persisted for a couple nights or so. Then somehow, before I could try another of the suggested solutions, the very annoying interruptions stopped, and have not been experienced for at least the last few nights in a row. Anyway, thanks again for all the efforts to be helpful! - - - Updated - - - I forgot to mention that it was Google Chrome in which I tried disabling the push notifications, which I'm pretty sure I managed to do correctly, as Google Chrome was the web browser in which I experienced the rude interruptions.

 

UAC prompt for Task Manager. MMC blocked. What happened?

It's possible that Computer Management is being blocked by SmartScreen. We suggest disabling it and see if it helps. Follow the steps below:

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type smartscreen in the search bar.
3. Click Change SmartScreen settings.
4. Click the drop-down arrow in the Security row.
5. Click Change settings beneath the WindowsSmartScreen row.
6. Click Don't do anything (turn off Windows SmartScreen).
7. Click OK.

 

Disabling laptop keyboard

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

As per the description. Let me help you in resolving the issue.

I suggest you follow the steps below and check if that helps:

• Press Windows + X and select
  Device Manager from the list.
• Find Keyboards in the list of devices and click the arrow to expand it.
  
• Right-click on the internal keyboard and click Disable. If there is no Disable option listed, click
  Uninstall.
• Click File>Exit. Your laptop’s internal keyboard should now be disabled.

Note: If you had to choose Uninstall instead of Disable in step 4, the keyboard will be automatically detected and re-installed if you ever have the Device Manager scan for new hardware for some reason. If that happens you’ll need to repeat this procedure
in order to uninstall it again.

Hope the information helps. Please let us know if the issue persist and we will be happy to assist you further.