My new computer Windows 10 desktop.......
Driving my nuts... Windows 10 popup lower right corner covering up the windows icon I have to click on to sign in to open my screen.......... keeps chiming in with "your cox account is not updated" ... I have Cox cable, San Diego... Its not them, its Windows 10.......
Yes I did input my @cox email info Win 10, so it works,,, but still get this annoying CHIMING popup !!!
I use Firefox browser so I have my bookmarks/favorites back... I had to disable having to sign in again after timeouts so I could still use my computer.........
BTW, I put all my favorites on one of my websites so I can just go there and use that as a home page if I need /want to
Thanks, Lewis
Download and run ProcessExplorer. It does not need to be installed.Once the error message is on the screen, start ProcessExplorerand drag the target icon and drop it on the error message window. It will show the process that generated that window highlighted in blue in the PE window.Drag-and-drop target to find an image. If you're not sure which application corresponds to which image in Process Explorer, click and drag the little gun sight icon on the Process Explorer toolbar, and drop it on any visible window to find out what process/image it is.
Then use msconfig Startup (or Task Manager Startup tab) and Servicestabs to find and disable that process.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Download and run ProcessExplorer. It does not need to be installed.
Once the error message is on the screen, start ProcessExplorerand drag the target icon and drop it on the error message window. It will show the process that generated that window highlighted in blue in the PE window.
Then use msconfig Startup (or Task Manager Startup tab) and Servicestabs to find and disable that process.
Thanks for the feedback
thing is, by the time I do all that, the popup is gone again !!!! If I really understood your fix . which I dont !!!
I lived over 40 years before computers came along ....
Thanks, Lewis
Can you post a screen capture of the error window?
sadly, I have no idea how to do thatCan you post a screen capture of the error window?
The popup appears lower right corner, one inch high and four inches long... covering up the icon I have to click on to sign in to open my window... usually lasted for several minutes... now that I have disabled the need to sign back in to my window after the screen times out (by selecting "Never" in the timeout app the popup turns up occasionally, loudly chimes and then goes away in several seconds.... I have to keep my sound turned OFF to avoid getting really annoyed... often it will popup 3 or four times in a 5 minute period... then I wont see it again for a couple hours....
I HAVE put my uptodate info into the mail page you click on on the Win 10 interface but at the top of that screen it STILL tells me I have to update it!
Maybe it wants me to include ALL my social media stuff?? but I dont DO social media !!
wierd !!!
Thanks, Lewis
Use a Digital Camera then upload the pic to your computer then to here???
You could disable notifications, Type or paste notifications into Cortana and click on Turn app notification On or Off ,
Set all to off
Ok got a screen picture of the windows popup see Business
caption reads "your cox account is out of date" on far left end of popup is the windows 10 mail button that goes to the windows 10 mail...
at the top of the mailscreen it says to update my cox mail.account.. email address and password,,,which I have already done !!! several times !!!
Lewis
[QUOTE=LHarryB;576697]Ok got a screen picture of the windows popup see Business
caption reads "your cox account is out of date" on far left end of popup is the windows 10 mail button that goes to the windows 10 mail...
at the top of the mailscreen it says to update my cox mail.account.. email address and password,,,which I have already done !!! several times !!!
Lewis
[/QUO
Thanks smi156
I actually found the settings app and turned off everything as you suggested
We will see if that helps.... I'm sure (well kinda anyway that its an error in windows 10
maybe someone could tell microsoft about it ?
