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<p>Your device was hacked for sure. Do not give any personal info
whatever you do.</p>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/17/2019 7:16 AM, ken lawrence via
NJTechDiv wrote:<br>
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<p class="MsoNormal">Hi list a question every day it seems I am
getting a repeated notification from setting. It says
“Microsoft account problem we need to fix your Microsoft
account you may have changed your password when the click here
is done it just takes you to settings not to whatever
specifically is wrong like account settings. I haven’t
changed my password and cortana works fine I counld’t use that
if my Microsoft account was broken in need of fixing. When I
talked to tech support they said sign out and sign back in but
this warning keeps coming in I’m also getting from time to
time messages saying that my outlook calendar settings are out
of date. I don’t even have outlook on this computer. What is
this all about exactly it started when I update to the 19.3
windows. Malware bytes says it’s clear. What is wrong
exactly and if nothing is wrong why is Microsoft giving this
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