The fastest way to reach me is email. I aim to reply within two business days. If your message is about a specific article, mentioning the article title in the subject line helps me pull up context quickly.
Good reasons to write
- Corrections. Found a step that's wrong, a path that's moved, or a screenshot that's out of date? Please tell me. Fixes get pushed the same week and the article gets a small note at the top.
- Topic requests. If a Microsoft problem is making your life harder and I haven't covered it, suggest it. Reader requests genuinely shape what I write next — many articles started as someone's email.
- Translation and republishing. Want to translate a guide for a non-English audience, or republish one with attribution? Send the details and we'll figure it out.
- Press, partnerships, sponsorships. Same email. I read everything but I'm selective about what I take on.
Things I can't do
I'm an independent writer, not Microsoft support. There are a few things to please go elsewhere for:
- Account recovery and password resets. Those go through Microsoft directly at account.live.com (personal) or your IT admin (work or school).
- Live, real-time tech support. No phone, no chat — I can't troubleshoot a specific device with you in real time.
- Remote access to your machine. For obvious safety reasons, never do this with anyone you don't already work with.
For account-specific Microsoft issues, your fastest route is support.microsoft.com or Microsoft Support's phone line for your region.
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Emely Correa is published at emelycorrea.com. All articles are written, edited and tested by me personally. The site is independent and not affiliated with Microsoft Corporation. Product names referenced on the site (Windows, Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OneDrive, SharePoint) are trademarks of their respective owners.
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