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Apr
Big Blue Screen Alert To Call Microsoft Legit. Microsoft does not call send email or solicitic Windows customers to offer Tech Support. Make sure youre signed in to Microsoft Edge using your Microsoft account or your work or school account. It is the virus that pops up the scary yet misleading alert. The windows title reads Microsoft Security Essentials.
Hello there I would like to make you aware that there is a scam going on claiming to be from Microsoft tech support. The Microsoft Warning Alert is a pop-up warning message that misleads you to think that your computer is infected by viruses and induce you to download the so-called antivirus software or call them for help. To the end user it usually means that they have lost all their work and that Windows might not be happy the next time it reboots. Apart from the big blue screen the infection generates a smaller window. Make sure youre signed in to Microsoft Edge using your Microsoft account or your work or school account. The company made the warning earlier this week when it explained that hackers are using what look like legitimate security prompts to disguise malware.
While they sat looking in horror at the fake BSoD rather nasty files were installing in the background.
Generally speaking this should actually be a blue screen stop issue or stop error issue. Call Microsoft. Fake Blue Screen of Death with 1-800 Number is a Scam. Microsoft does not call send email or solicitic Windows customers to offer Tech Support. The blue screen stop errors are always caused by kernel portion components such as a device drivers backup software or anti-virus services buggy services. Youre using your computer when out of the blue a virus or infection or suspicious connection warning pops up on your screen.