does skype work on Windows CE opearating system?

[ommurti123]

My computer works on windows CE OS.

Can i use skype in it.

[Neil · Accepted solution]

it might, but I'd guess not so well, and, in any event, it is not supported

[danayossi1]

my skpye refuses to connect on my laptop. help!

[Neil]

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danayossi1 wrote:

my skpye refuses to connect on my laptop. help!

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start your own thread please

[SkypeMicrosoft]

Hello

I am also user of the Skype. I also have the same problem, I would like to use the Skype for Microsoft Windows CE 6.0, processor ARM and processor Intel 486. I can not get any help from the Skype team, or from the Microsoft. Everything got more worse since the Microsoft bought the Skype company. There is no any kind of support from the developers. Stupid customers can give idiot hints toanother stupid customers. But, of course, customers have no idea what is in the source code, they have no idea about the working of the program, they have no idea about the capabilities of the software, so, stupid people can give hints for another stupid people. There is no any contact possibility to the developers or to the customer support. Please tell me somebody, how can we contact with the customer support, if this kind of things still existing after the Microsoft bought this company, and after Bill Gates got retired. Will the Microsoft stop working after a few years, because there is no longer clever Bill Gates available? And the new leaders of the Microsoft do not know how to make a successfull software company?

Please tell me somebody, how can I ask the customer support team of the Skype, how to install Skype for Windows CE 6.0? Is the Microsoft Skype compatible with the Microsoft operating system? Who can telél it to me?

Please somebody tell me the secret phone number of the customer support servivce, or somebody tell me the secret email address of the customer support team.

Bye.

Ps. I also would like to use the SkyRemote on the Windows CE 6.0.

Bye.

Ps. "Who the **bleep** is Alice?" Said the song. But! Who the **bleep** is Niel? Why is he suggesting to start a new thread? Who is he to suggest this kind of things? And where are the peaople from the Microsoft or from the Skype developer team? When will we get answer from the company, who created this program? Sorry, this program was created by an other company, they were very good experts, but Microsoft bought this company, and there is no more customer service now. Who the **bleep** is Niel, I want to talk with the company, who develops this program. I do not want to speak with other customers.

Just think about. The electricity goes out from your building, you call the electric company, and they tell you, they do not speak to you, but you can chat with other customers of the electric company, who also lost the electricity from their own home. Stupid customer can talk with the othes stupid customer, but there is nowhere the emploee of the electric company. Ridiculos.

Bye

[Neil]

Please read this thread again

In this thread it already says that Skype is not supported for Windows CE

You are also strongly advised to read the rules for posting in these forums

[Elaine Moderator]

SkypeMicrosoft:

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