Wmic /interactive:off process where “name like ‘quickassist.exe'” call terminate If I figure that out, I’ll post the code. * I will also be throwing this into WinDbg and IDA Pro, to see if I can remove the windows via assembly. If you’d like to look at ports, ProcMon and netstat can help. I did tinker with TCP ports for a bit, because QA uses specific ports, but moved on to simpler, faster methods. The two main attributes that helped me control the app were memory utilization and app path. How do you get rid of extra windows in Quick Assist, when Microsoft provides no methods or documentation to developers? You ProcMon it…and watch what the app is doing. If you want the documented portions of Quick Assist, see Demo or FAQs. Much of this is undocumented, and things I just figured out on my own. Perhaps this will help you in your implementation of Quick Assist. At least provide methods to configure the windows. I’m not sure why Microsoft does this they create some good tech, and then bog it down with needless extra windows and clicks.

Microsoft Quick Assist is a Windows 10 app that enables two people to share a computer over a remote connection so that one person can help solve problems on the other person’s computer.Īfter reading the documentation, I realized there were no configurable features or options.

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