Microsoft prevents hacking
 

Well, Microsoft called me just now. Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free. It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems. They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me. I feel
blessed. I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad. I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and run teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer. Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again. That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain. Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment. I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid. That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would. I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts. How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore. "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

Microsoft prevents hacking
 

On Fri, 29 Jan 2021 16:10:13 -0500, micky posted for all of us to digest...


Well, Microsoft called me just now. Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free. It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems. They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me. I feel
blessed. I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad. I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and run teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer. Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again. That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain. Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment. I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid. That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would. I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts. How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore. "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

Just working their way through college...

--
Tekkie

Microsoft prevents hacking
 

On 2/2/2021 4:50 PM, Tekkie� wrote:

On Fri, 29 Jan 2021 16:10:13 -0500, micky posted for all of us to digest...


Well, Microsoft called me just now. Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free. It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems. They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me. I feel
blessed. I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad. I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and run teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer. Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again. That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain. Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment. I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid. That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would. I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts. How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore. "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

Just working their way through college...


I had one call one day and I told him that someone from his office had
called the day before and worked on my computer and it was working fine
and I wanted to thank him.

He said, "Now are you prepared to make the payment?" at which point I
told him to jump in the Ganges.

Microsoft prevents hacking
 

On 3/2/21 10:35 am, Frank wrote:
On 2/2/2021 4:50 PM, Tekkie� wrote:

On Fri, 29 Jan 2021 16:10:13 -0500, micky posted for all of us to
digest...


Well, Microsoft called me just now.Â* Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free.Â* It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems.Â* They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me.Â* I feel
blessed.Â*Â* I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad.Â* I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and runÂ* teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer.Â* Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again.Â* That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain.Â* Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment.Â* I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid.Â* That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would.Â*Â* I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts.Â*Â* How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore.Â* "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

Just working their way through college...


I had one call one day and I told him that someone from his office had
called the day before and worked on my computer and it was working fine
and I wanted to thank him.

He said, "Now are you prepared to make the payment?" at which point I
told him to jump in the Ganges.

I had one I was spinning a line to when my wife walked past and asked
who I was speaking to. Without thinking, I replied "scammers". Ooops!
And the phone line went dead. Ruined my entertainment, that did!

--

Xeno


Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Microsoft prevents hacking
 

On Friday, January 29, 2021 at 4:10:20 PM UTC-5, micky wrote:
Well, Microsoft called me just now. Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free. It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems. They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me. I feel
blessed. I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad. I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and run teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer. Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again. That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain. Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment. I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid. That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would. I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts. How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore. "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

I don't know if this is sarcasm or factual, but if someone called you claiming
to be MSFT, saying that your PC had been hacked and you talked to them and
downloaded software, software that allows them access and fix your PC,
you must be nuts.

Microsoft prevents hacking
 

On 06/02/2021 14:09, trader_4 wrote:
On Friday, January 29, 2021 at 4:10:20 PM UTC-5, micky wrote:
Well, Microsoft called me just now. Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free. It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems. They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me. I feel
blessed. I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad. I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and run teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer. Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again. That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain. Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment. I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid. That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would. I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts. How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore. "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

I don't know if this is sarcasm or factual, but if someone called you claiming
to be MSFT, saying that your PC had been hacked and you talked to them and
downloaded software, software that allows them access and fix your PC,
you must be nuts.

+1

Microsoft prevents hacking
 

"trader_4" wrote in message
...
On Friday, January 29, 2021 at 4:10:20 PM UTC-5, micky wrote:
Well, Microsoft called me just now. Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free. It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems. They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me. I feel
blessed. I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad. I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and run teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer. Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again. That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain. Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment. I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid. That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would. I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts. How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore. "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

I don't know if this is sarcasm or factual,

Corse its sarcasm, stupid.

but if someone called you claiming to be MSFT, saying
that your PC had been hacked and you talked to them
and downloaded software, software that allows them
access and fix your PC, you must be nuts.

Did your health insurance pay for that SoH bypass ?

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On Sun, 7 Feb 2021 03:31:30 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:


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Microsoft prevents hacking
 

On 2/6/2021 9:09 AM, trader_4 wrote:
On Friday, January 29, 2021 at 4:10:20 PM UTC-5, micky wrote:
Well, Microsoft called me just now. Apparently foreign hackers have
been trying to get into my IP and they helped me fix it, for free. It's
amazing that they have this service for free, but I guess I've spent
quite a bit of money on MS products, and it's good for their reputation
if they help people, and bad if people have problems. They might switch
to Unix.

So the first guy spent 5 minutes with me and then he transferred me to
the head guy, who spent 20 minutes of his valuable time with me. I feel
blessed. I'm worried though, because he coudln't fix it.

The first guy taught me to write eventvwr in the Run box, and showed me
that the 1700+ Administrative Events are really bad. I had no idea.

The second guy helped me dl, install, and run teamviewer but for some
reason he couldn't connect to my computer. Maybe the hackers messed
that up too. Or maybe he misunderstood my accent when I read him the ID
number and password.

He had me restart windows and try again. That took 5 minutes just to
restart, because several programs took a while to close, but he was
wonderful, didn't complain. Still he coudln't connect.

But despite that, I paid them both a compliment. I told him to tell the
first guy that I thought he was quite competent, and that actually
applied to the guy I was talking to, too, and they should both be able
to get better jobs where they don't lie all the time, or they should go
to hell.

He didn't seem to understand that I was praising him because he said I
should die from covid. That seems unkind, so I told him, well, that it
was more likely he would. I hope he didn't find that disrespectful.
I'm just stating the facts. How could facts be disrespectful.

I think he hung up but since I got fiber-optic phone service, it doesn't
click anymore. "Are you still there?" I just called, but he doesn't
answer. Now I have to figure out what to do about the foreign hackers.

I don't know if this is sarcasm or factual, but if someone called you claiming
to be MSFT, saying that your PC had been hacked and you talked to them and
downloaded software, software that allows them access and fix your PC,
you must be nuts.


If people didn't fall for it they'd not be doing it. I listen to them
and "follow the instructions" for the web site. They always ask that I
see on the screen so I tell them. "Thanks, this is great. A video of
you mother and she is sucking a big ####"

Some just hang up but a few at least give me the courtesy of cursing me
out.