Windows 10: Why does windows and microsoft repeatedly violate nearly every single consumer protection...

Just wondering why microsoft continues to violate consumer protection laws with applying telemetry that can not be disabled in the background. Giving itself elevated privileges as a "trusted installer" & Then revoking and removing our group policy editor cough cough computer fraud... and abuse Not to mention it's spammy unsolicited notifcations trying to steer you away from google chrome, and chat gpt.Violating anti-competiton policies. Why does chrome not work? Also, with the updates Microsoft literally uninstalled all of my manufacturers drivers and replaced them with generic microsoft

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Clear Windows Security Center (Defender) Protection History

Did not work for me. After going through all steps I still have protection history full

 

Microsoft Bluetooth Mouse 3600 Repeatedly drops connection

I've done ALL the troubleshooting steps on ALL the other forums regarding this piece of junk repeatedly dropping connection. It still does it. How do we stop this piece of garbage from repeatedly dropping connection before I file Consumer Complaints?
There is no "wake setting" for it in Device Manager, so don't give me that useless suggestion, though I realize you useless outsourced script readers only know how to copy and paste. How do you fix your buggy product?

 

why is local host consume all my network when i'm using usb tether?

Hi,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.

In order to help you better, could you please confirm a couple of things:

• Have you protected your Wi-Fi connection through password?

If you have not set any password for the Wi-Fi connection then it is possible that other people can share your data using your Wi-Fi connection. So I suggest you to protect your password.

Also if any background services are running on your computer then it might consume the data more, please refer to the below steps to check the services and end it.

• Press “Ctrl+Alt+Delete” and click on “Task Manager”.
• Click on “More Details” and under processes check which services are consuming more bandwidth and right click on it, click on “End Task”.

Hope this information is helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist.