Windows 10: "Talk to an Agent" link on this website errors out, instead showing, "Reference...

Trying to get help with windows bluescreen issues but all I get is the code "Reference #30.d4fde17.1621274755.56c71612" in the window that pops up when you click "Talk to an Agent". I've tried this on multiple different browsers without success, any help would be awesome.Edit: Apologies if this is categorized incorrectly, can't seem to find a category that is specific to the customer service section of this website.

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talk to an agent but country is not listed

I am having activation problems and need to talk to an agent but my country is Barbados and it's not listed

 

How can I download a website and the links it references, but nothing more?

How can I download a website and the links it references

Instead of downloading all the links in the "The Really Big Index" it is easier to just Download the latest Java Tutorials bundle.

It is available in a variety of formats - zip, epub and mobi.

tutorial.zip includes reallybigindex.html and all of the referenced files.

Here are the top level contents of the expanded zip file:

 

desktop agent tray error message in windows 10

I tried the following suggestion. When I got to step 4, the list provided no checkmarks to uncheck and the icon for Desktop Agent Tray was a checkmark in a yellow circle. nothing happened when I clicked on the yellow circle with the checkmark. the title
on the list was Desktop Agent Tray(2) Clicking on the title opened a title beneath the Desktop Agent Tray (2) which did not have the (2)

the publisher of both titles was CenturyLink Inc and the status for the entry with the (2) was enabled and the status of the other entry was blank. Changing the status to disabled did nothing. the Start up impact was listed as high. There was another
entry under the two Desktop Agent Tray titles There was an icon then Dw20 with a high start up impact. No where was there a place to uncheck or delete. So far the box which lists the error disappears and there seems to be no problem. I just wonder why
it is there,



Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. Appreciate your interest in using Windows 10.

Desktop Tray Agent is a program used by Qwest to update their installer when setting up DSL (Digital Subscribers Line) based connections to computers. I suggest you to follow the steps below and check for the status:

• Press Windows key + R, type msconfig.
• Go to Startup tab.
• Click on Open Task Manager.
• Uncheck Desktop Agent Tray from the list.
• Click on Apply and OK.

Hope the information is helpful. Feel free to
write to us for any other assistance with Windows, we’ll be glad to assist you.