Ways to Access Quick Assist Administrator Mode

The quickest way is to use the Search bar

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Published onSeptember 17, 2024

published onSeptember 17, 2024

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Quick Assist is an inbuilt Windows remote assistance tool for receiving and providing technical or general help remotely. If you use Quick Assist often, you must know that you need to enter the app using administrator mode for troubleshooting purposes. In this guide, we will discuss different ways to access the app with elevated rights.

How can I access Quick Assist in administrator mode?

1. Using the Windows Search bar

2. Using the Task Manager

3. Using a shortcut

4. Using the apps folder

5. Using the Group Policy Editor

These steps can be used to create shortcuts for other apps installed in the Microsoft Store, such asSkype, Snipping Tool,PowerToys, and more.

If youare facing issues likeQuick Assist not working, opening, or loading, it could be due to bugs or outdated apps; check out this guide to find solutions to fix it.

While we are talking about Quick Assist, you can also check out our detailed guide onviewing Quick Assist Logs with Event Viewer.

You can use any of these methods to launch Assist in administrator mode. Which method do you prefer, and how Quick Assist helps you troubleshoot issues? Share your thoughts with our readers in the comments section below.

Ways to Access Quick Assist Administrator Mode#

How can I access Quick Assist in administrator mode?#

1. Using the Windows Search bar#

2. Using the Task Manager#

3. Using a shortcut#

4. Using the apps folder#

5. Using the Group Policy Editor#