Microsoft employees don't provide support for users of their consumer software. Microsoft has hired a substantial number of outside contractors for users who feel they must speak to someone connected with Microsoft. The fastest way to reach these folks starts with a chat which you can find here:
https://support.microsoft.com/contactus
The money that we pay Microsoft is for the right to use their software. There are more than a billion users of Microsoft software all over the world. No organization can afford to support that many users for free.
For most of my technical questions, I use artificial intelligence. (I like ChatGPT.) I have received outstanding help from AI, and I can help you with that.
Working with artificial intelligence is no different than working with a live person: The more clearly you can express yourself, and the more relevant detail you can provide, the better an answer you'll get. If someone has difficulty with expressing themselves well, neither AI nor a live person is likely to be helpful.
Sometimes you'll need some back and forth with AI to get all the information you want, but that's also true when you work with a live person. Otherwise, the AI and the person have to make assumptions and take guesses, which don't always lead to a satisfactory result.
If you would like to explain your problem, I can make it into a prompt that you can use with the AI of your choice.