S ssteve658 New Member Jan 6, 2021 #1 is there a # i can call to get a live person help me set up my pro 7.
OP S ssteve658 New Member Jan 6, 2021 #3 just learn how to set it all up. already got it on a page and van not close anything out. can't even get to the registeration page to put in my serial#
just learn how to set it all up. already got it on a page and van not close anything out. can't even get to the registeration page to put in my serial#
Plantje Active Member Jan 6, 2021 #4 I think you can best go to microsoft.com and from there register the device to your Microsoft account. However, your query is very open for interpretation. Setting it up of course depends on what you want to do with it
I think you can best go to microsoft.com and from there register the device to your Microsoft account. However, your query is very open for interpretation. Setting it up of course depends on what you want to do with it
OP S ssteve658 New Member Jan 6, 2021 #5 ssteve658 said: is there a # i can call to get a live person help me set up my pro 7. Click to expand... Plantje said: I think you can best go to microsoft.com and from there register the device to your Microsoft account. However, your query is very open for interpretation. Setting it up of course depends on what you want to do with it Click to expand... Plantje said: I think you can best go to microsoft.com and from there register the device to your Microsoft account. However, your query is very open for interpretation. Setting it up of course depends on what you want to do with it Click to expand...
ssteve658 said: is there a # i can call to get a live person help me set up my pro 7. Click to expand... Plantje said: I think you can best go to microsoft.com and from there register the device to your Microsoft account. However, your query is very open for interpretation. Setting it up of course depends on what you want to do with it Click to expand... Plantje said: I think you can best go to microsoft.com and from there register the device to your Microsoft account. However, your query is very open for interpretation. Setting it up of course depends on what you want to do with it Click to expand...
