Windows 10: This is microsoft failure. Why i am unable to repair my windows on my Dell laptop. I tried...

This is Microsoft failure. Why I am unable to repair my windows on my Dell laptop. I tried command prompt, startup repair but still unable to go to my computer home screen. I think may be someone hacked windows 10 all over the world.

Microsoft should directly resolve this problem unless others are trying to help

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This is microsoft failure. Why i am unable to repair my windows on my Dell laptop. I tried command prompt, startup repair but still unable to go to my computer home screen.

This is Microsoft failure. Why I am unable to repair my windows on my Dell laptop. I tried command prompt, startup repair but still unable to go to my computer home screen. I think may be someone hacked windows 10 all over the world.

Microsoft should directly resolve this problem unless others are trying to help

 

Microsoft Launches Online Xbox 360 Repair Service

Given the relatively high failure rate for Xbox 360s, it’s no surprise that Microsoft has taken steps to make the repairs process a little easier. Anyone with a defective Xbox 360 living in the USA can now “speed things along” by visiting service.xbox.com to register your console and setup a repair, as well as being able to track the progress of your repair online. And to sweeten the deal a little bit, Microsoft is even offering a $5 discount for repairs on out-of-warranty consoles if you use the new website, with any machines still inside the warranty period receiving free repairs. Apparently there is also a European equivalent on the way (and possibly a similar site for other areas) but there is no indication of when this is expected to go live yet. You will need a Windows Live ID to use the service, although this is free and relatively easy to setup – anyone who uses Windows Live Messenger or other Windows Live services should already have one.

Source: Gamerscore Blog

 

I want to disable touchpad on Dell laptop


Hello everyone,
My laptop's touchpad works and I don't want it to, because I prefer a mouse. It's a Dell Inspiron 11 3000 series on windows 10 OS.

What I have tried that hasn't worked:

• start<settings<devices<mouse & touchpad<additional mouse options. This opens a window called Mouse Options which has 5 tabs up top, none of which involve the touchpad. The Hardware tab shows 2 devices: the mouse itself, and the USB. No touchpad there.
• windows key+x<mobility center. No touchpad to be found.
• various function keys. No options for touchpad on/off.
• device manager<mice and other pointing devices. Again, only the mouse and usb show up. It appears the touchpad is working without a driver, which is a little spooky.

Any other suggestions? I could try downloading a third party driver, but that seems like a step in the wrong direction.
Thanks