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The other day I tried to open Quick Assist to help my elderly father find out where his email was. Couldn't access it without signing in to a Microsoft account.
by wussboy 4y ago
The other day I tried to open Quick Assist to help my elderly father find out where his email was. Couldn't access it without signing in to a Microsoft account. That's not the exact situation you're referencing, but speaks to the length and breadth of the effort MS is undertaking to force you to log in to MS.
- BuckRogers 4y agoI've never used Quick Assist, first time I've heard of it actually. It looks like there's two versions, the preinstalled one and the MS Store version which the preinstalled version points you to. I've always used and recommended Teamviewer for this sort of stuff. I can't say I fault MS on that one, but people will any way without thinking about it. They're providing a service. Teamviewer certainly requires an account.