Want to download Microsoft fix it tool

It appears Microsoft is making every effort to kill the Mr. Fixit we all knew and loved. They want to force us to use the ungainly and useless Microsoft Fixit Center online. I don't understand why they are so actively screwing up all the other websites that used to have it.  https://support2.microsoft.com/fixit/en-us now leads to a page that doesn't exist. I know that I have downloaded it in the past three months but I cannot find where I found it. Still looking. I have 10 on a laptop but I am having serious doubts about the free upgrade fro my mainstay desk top. Its my understanding the windows 365 is a subscription business model and worse yet you  have all your documents in the cloud whether you want to or not. This means that you will probably have to pay fees for space sooner or later. Microsoft apparently wants a steady income stream instead of having to try to sell you a new version of Office every year or so. Guess i will be switching to  Open Office as much as I like Excel.

I called Microsoft and told them how everyone misses our little friend Mr. Fixit. She said they still "have" the fix it function but you just type in your issue and search the whole site. That's NOT the Mr. Fixit of old lol. Many of us are not aware of what the problem could be and we don't have the terminology in order to make an effective search. I think I have another old laptop on it with a stand alone Mr. Fixit. There are several sites I know I was researching and ONE actually had a link that worked, but can't remember which site. He DOES still exist somewhere.

As far as Windows 10, I'm also on a windows 7 64 biz pro and there is no way I'm updating to 10. They are paring down features and I suppose you will have to pay for those. I think it's just a big railroading scam to get people into paid subscriptions and pay-for-features. I've got a Mac for indesign and they never seem to pull these kind of stunts.

I have Windows 7  64 home edition and still did not update to Windows 10 . After what you just posted I am wondering if I want to update to Windows 10. Microsoft might be silent but I am glad that you are not silent.Sometimes you end up having to pay a high price for something that was suppose to be free.Hope you can get your problem fixed.