for probably a couple months now.

I tinker with the system more than the average user.

Sometimes, a "device" is not some external thing plugged into the computer, but refers to some subsystem on the motherboard (e.g., the sound chips, internal USB hub, etc.).

I think if you go through the motions to let the computer set this up, the only difference you will notice is that the message will go away.

I say go for it! It's what I'd do. It's what I've done every time.

Good luck.

its some final tweaks . I had several as mine was a Windows 8 upgraded to 10 yrsa ago


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Is it an email. text. pop ups on your screen. ? You literally look at your monitor and see a blue screen with Let's finish setting up your device? Do you have any security set up? Avast, Norton or the like?

How does the computer function after you press remind me in a few days?

Have you checked device manager? What windows are you using? 10? Is this a new computer or recently loaded operating system?

I am FAR from a computer expert but I would hesitate to give any advice w/o knowing anything about the situation.

A simple thing to do is select -start -settings -windows update. Then follow the prompts unless you get this prompt you're questioning.

Have done a shutdown and restart? Shutdown not turn off.

have a gander at this:

Thanks for your info. I don't need any more Microsoft services nor do I want to give them any more information. I'll bookmark for another time when I have more courage.

the video link will, I think if I understand your situation, provide a way to not give more information as well as close that message. It's only two minutes so whenever you're ready, go for it!

Essentially, "We want to know more about you so you can be even more valuable to us as we sell your data"