A computer warning

I wanted to pass on a computer warning. Recently my laptop, Dracarys, started to send me messages, purportedly from Adobe Flash Player, that “An action script error has occurred,” followed by what looked like gibberish. No matter what I did, it kept popping up like the proverbial bad penny, even after I uninstalled the Adobe program. It was occurring so frequently that it was actually interfering with my work. So I went to the Geek Squad for help. It turns out that this bogus warning was triggered by a recent Windows update. The tech who resolved the problem for me said that he’d dealt with this problem 7 or 8 times today alone, so clearly it is widespread. Since Microsoft has not deigned to send out any warnings about this, I wanted to let you all know in case some of you have been experiencing the same problem. Uninstalling Adobe will not resolve it. But for those of you who do not use Geek Squad or know a reliable tech, you could probably Google it to get some suggestions.

Also, I’ve been meaning to ask you all if anyone knows how to send a message to the faceless powers-that-be at Facebook. I bought Dracarys just after the New Year, and ever since then, when I log onto Facebook, I get an annoying message that “someone “has done so from an unfamiliar computer. At first I would respond and would receive the standard assurance, that in the future, Dracarys would be recognized. Well, eight months later, it is still happening. Not life or death, I admit, but I would like it to stop. Anyone have any suggestions how I can convey this message to Facebook?