Ensure that while the other party is controlling your system you do not interrupt in between and it might create confusions. Now, one party can control the screen while the other can just see.
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Others can now choose ‘Take Full Control’ (this will allow him to control your keyboard and mouse as well) or ‘View Screen’ (which only allows you to see the screen with no controls).
Enter the code into ‘code from the assistant’ and click ‘share screen’. The parties will get a 6-digit code (valid for only 10 minutes).Once chosen to get or give assistance by both the parties.Now, ask the other person to open the app and choose any one option (other than the one you are opting).And choose from Get Assistance or Give Assistance. In the search bar, type in Quick Assist.Follow the steps below to start sharing your screen with Quick Assist. Also, remember you can only use Quick Assist if both the parties will have Windows 10. Ensure that you share your screen only with the trusted person.
Quick assist is an amazing feature of Screen Share in Windows 10 with someone else and let them take the control. Launch the app by entering “connect” in the search box on the taskbar, and selecting “Connect” in the list of results. Note: If you’re running an earlier version of Windows, you can still project to your PC using the Connect app. STEP 6 = On the PC you’re projecting to, launch the Wireless Display app by entering “wireless display” in the search box on the taskbar, and selecting “Wireless Display” in the list of results.
STEP 5 = After “Wireless Display” is installed, select “Back” to manage your projecting preferences on the Projecting to this PC page in Settings. STEP 4 = Select the check box next to “Wireless Display” from the list of results, select “Next,” then select “Install.” STEP 3 = Next to “Add an optional feature,” select “View features,” then enter “wireless display.” STEP 2 = Under “Add the ‘Wireless Display’ optional feature to project to this PC,” select “Optional features.”
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