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@Kee84 wrote:Hello Community!!
Can someone please explain why I'm paying to use my laptop?? I can't open Microsoft to work on my business
No, without any context to the question, is it impossible to do more than guess what you mean.
Microsoft "what"?
For example,
Microsoft Office software is available from Microsoft - it is generally not free though you can perhaps access "Online Office" tools on the web.
Windows - just the Operating System - without having purchased any extra software generally includes the very basic "WordPad" program - not much, but it is certainly something in which you can create a document that you can save, print, and / or send to someone using your email service, for example.
There is free Office style software - you have to download it and install it in your computer. Files created in the "free" Office style software can be opened / converted to a Word document if / when wanted. If not, you can always export the document to PDF and save it / send it / print it.
Life is possible without Office
5 free open source alternatives to Microsoft Office
Windows Office "online" software can be used, if you like.
Use Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more for free with Office on the web
Yes, if you want the true OFFICE experience, you have to purchase Microsoft Office.
There are both single purchase stand-alone single license options and the Microsoft 365 subscription models.
Information abounds on the net - a couple of examples:
Microsoft Office vs. Microsoft 365: Which One Should You Buy?
Microsoft Office - Solutions for your busy life
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