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Update Microsoft Windows 10 Technical Support Phone Number

Microsoft Windows 10 update Technical support 1-800-723-4210 Microsoft’s engineers are still busy redesigning the PC, but when we’ll see the fruits of those labors remains unknown.<br>http://windowsupporthelp247.com/

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Update Microsoft Windows 10 Technical Support Phone Number

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  1. The lofty goal, set out by Microsoft 12 months ago, is to achieve more than a billion devices running Windows 10 within the next two years.

  2. At a time when Microsoft was well and truly left behind by the smartphone boom, the Windows 10 strategy, put into action by the then-new chief executive SatyaNadella, was certainly a bold move.

  3. Microsoft is successfully transforming Windows into a service and creating the platform for a future that's likely to be more about enterprise services, cloud and artificial intelligence than consumer computing.

  4. #1-800-723-4210 Microsoft Windows Technical support Toll free #1-800-723-4210 http://windowsupporthelp247.com

  5. free Windows 10 upgrade disappears after July 29th, and in the final days before the offer ends Microsoft is using a full-screen prompt to get people's attention. The prompt will say "sorry to interrupt," before noting that the Windows 10 free upgrade offer ends on July 29th. Windows 7.1 and Windows 8.1 users receiving the prompt will be able to upgrade immediately, remind later, notify three more times, or simply do not notify again. Not everyone will see the prompt, and Microsoft notes if existing users have the latest "Get Windows 10" app they won't see the full-screen prompt.

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