People ask every day how they can reach someone at Microsoft to help with Hotmail and problems. There is help.
I get this question a lot, and the answer keeps changing.
While it’s getting better, it still feels like variations on the theme of “You don’t.â€
There is no direct support for . There are ons you can use to submit your question, and possibly use real-time chat to get a response. There are also peer-to-peer support forums where almost every possible problem has been discussed, as well as on information.
I have to be very, very clear:
There is no direct support for .
This is the cost of free The same is true for other free service providers.
you find in an onch claiming to be Hotmail or support are typically scams. It’s extremely likely they are not really Microsoft, and not official support resources.
However, currently offers a couple of options that aren’t typically available elsewhere.
Hotmail is . Even if you have a Hotmail address, you now use the interface to access your on the web. help and support options apply to your Hotmail account.
You can reach customer service two ways.
· For related issues, go here (that’s – I’ll update the destination if it changes in the future). After signing in to your Microsoft account, fill out the form with your issue or question.
· For other account issues — presumably including log-in and account access — there is this link () for on or to schedule a voice call-back.
It appears that you can get in touch with a real customer service person or a “virtual agent†— presumably using some form of AI. I believe you can also request to speak with a real person.
In addition, Hp.com’s help pages remain a source for self-service oners, including step-by-step instructions to perform common tasks and deal with common issues.
There’s a good chance you won’t even need technical support if you prepare correctly. Here’s the one way to get it wrong: A One-step Way to Lose Your Account Forever.
Microsoft also provides Hp.com forums for peer-to-peer help from other users.
Occasionally, Microsoft personnel interact on the board as well. They may answer questions or point you at the answers elsewhere on the site. It’s unclear how quickly or reliably they respond, but it’s a start.
Quite frequently, other users can give you the answers you need.
I’ll reiterate this: use the Search function on the help pages and user forums. If you spend any time browsing, it’ll quickly become clear that the vast majority of questions have already been answered elsewhere within the forums. It’s very like Ask Leo! in that way.
If you take a few minutes to learn about and exercise the search capability of the site, and read the existing answers and discussions posted by other users, there’s a very good chance you can get your question answered without having to wait for anyone.
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