Showing posts with label Microsoft tech support. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microsoft tech support. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Removing Windows Live Messenger From Your Computer

Windows Live Messenger is popular instant messaging application coming from Microsoft. However, if you need to install this application from your system, then you need to use the Uninstall wizard that is found in your computer. To delete all the files supporting Windows Live Messenger, this wizard makes use of an uninstall program. Uninstalling a program manually is the easiest way to remove Windows Live Messenger from your computer.

To make the program work on your computer, there are some files available and therefore, the best way to uninstall the program from your computer is by deleting those files. Given below are some easy instructions given by the Windows live chat support team to uninstall Windows Live Messenger from your computer.

Instructions

  • Move your mouse pointer towards the left corner of your computer screen and click the option called My Computer. You can also access My Computer by just double clicking its shortcut icon. Next, from the My Computer window, you need to click the C Drive and start browsing your Program Files. 
  • From the Program Files window, you need to find the files that correspond to Windows Live. These files are generally seen under the Windows Live folder. 
  • After locating them, highlight them by clicking on them and to delete these files, click the keys labeled Shift + Delete using your keyboard. 
This is one method of uninstalling Windows Live Messenger from your computer. There is also another method available to remove Windows Live Messenger from your system. This is by entering the hard drive of your computer where the registry files of Windows Live messenger are found. Generally, programs are linked with the program in the form of keys and therefore, it is very much needed to delete these keys when you are uninstalling Windows Live Messenger manually. This step is necessary to remove the program completely from your system.

It is these keys that will notify Windows about the programs, their names, functions and settings. Once these links are removed, these programs will be out of the computer. It is necessary to go to the Regedit.exe file in order to open it and search for Windows Live Messenger. This Regedit.exe file will show a number of keys and you need to delete all these keys. Then only will the links be removed from your computer.

These tips from the Windows live chat support team will help you to remove Windows Live Messenger from your Windows computer. For more, contact our Microsoft tech support team.

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Official Doomsday For Windows XP Announced

Microsoft has revealed that the long reign of Windows XP operating system will come to an end on April 8, 2014. Along with the all-time favorite Windows OS, technical support for Windows XP Professional for Embedded Systems and Microsoft Office 2003 will also be terminated. Microsoft tech support center thereby urges XP and Office 2003 users to move on to latest platforms, as no more security updates and patches will be issued for the said programs after the term end.

Most businesses rely on Windows XP because of its reliability, easy functioning, simple graphical user interface, and widespread compatibility with third party software programs. Thus, business entities are pressurized to quickly move on to another platform that would offer such features, and ensure security of the data in their systems.

As soon as the official tech support for XP ends, hackers will be free to target the outdated system. Speaking on the matter in Lagos, Awawu Olumide-Sojinrin, the acting country manager for Microsoft Nigeria, said Microsoft understands the situation, and thus is notifying the Windows XP user community to migrate to another platform before the cut-off date.

“Migration is taken for granted until it is experienced. It is therefore wise for customers and partners to move with the changing technology trend by migrating to the Windows 8 and Office 2013 platform within the 8-month period,” she said in the conference.

Microsoft tech support suggests users to migrate to Windows 8 operating system, which is optimized for modern business trends. Built on the foundation of Windows 7 platform, the latest member of the Windows family offers the best speed, reliability, and security features that users have ever experienced before.

With features like Direct Access in Windows 8, businesses can gain better productivity and mobility, as it allows users to use the resources provided by the organization when on the go. Director of Solutions & Sales datacenter specialist at Microsoft Nigeria, Oluyomi Alarape said, “There are several re-engineering and attacks that needs to be catered for as a result of the changing technology landscape. Businesses stand to have huge risks if they do not migrate because there will be no security updates to meet security requirements.”

As it is obvious that people nowadays are more inclined towards mobile devices like tablet PCs and smartphones, which offer the same services as a traditional desktop would. Thus, Microsoft officials believe that the ultra-modern Windows 8 operating system, which is capable to serve both the conventional desktops as well as touch screen devices like Tablets, would be a great platform for businesses to move on to.

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Resolving Problems With Saving Appointments In Outlook

The Microsoft Outlook is an efficient email client that a large number of computer users use to carry out a variety of tasks. It is highly functional and has helpful features like calendars, journals, address book and so on. However, users will be at the receiving end when Outlook malfunctions and does not work properly. Corrupted files are one of the culprits that cause the Outlook to go haywire. The problem with Outlook prevents you from being able to save appointments and other important tasks.
So the problems with Outlook have to be fixed in order to maintain the proper functioning. To resolve the problem, you have to follow the below provided Microsoft tech support guidelines.

Instructions
  • You have to click on the Start button that is present in the extreme bottom left of the taskbar. When you click the Start button, the Start menu will appear. From here, you will have to choose the Run command.
  • In the Run command box, you have to enter adsiedit.msc in the field provided and you have to tap the OK button in order to run the program.
  • When you run the program, the ADSIEDIT window will open before you and you have to select DOMAINS in order to expand it. You also have to expand dc=domain,dc=com and the OU of the Outlook user that the issue is causing problems.
  • The CN=Full name of the user, has to be right clicked and from the options that is present, you need to choose Properties.
  • From the attributes list, you have to select legacyExchangeDN and choose the Edit option.
  • You have to check if the value is /o=OrganizationName/ou=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/cn=username. The missing /cn before the username is the culprit that causes the error of not being able to save your appointment.
  • You need to select OK and choose OK again in order to exit from the ADSIEDIT window.
  • Now in order to check whether you can successfully save appointments, you have to open Outlook and try to save an appointment. If it is successful, then your problems are solved.
It is always essential to keep your system free from viruses and other spyware as they may cause your Outlook files to be corrupt or malfunction. By following these Microsoft tech support guidelines promptly, you can resolve your Outlook problems quick.