Windows 10: need asix digit code for quick assist in microsoft 11

need a six digit code for quick assist in Microsoft 11

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need 6 digit code for Quick Assist in Win 10

Hi David,

We would like to clarify what the previous Community Forum Moderator suggested. Once you follow the steps that he provided, you will need to click on
Get Assistance, and then follow the instructions in
Quick Assist.The 6-digit code will be provided by the one who will assist you. He/She should choose
Give assistance instead to be able to get the 6-digit code.

You will request assistance from a helper (either a friend or Microsoft Support). Both start Quick Assist and the helper sends a security code to the person who needs help. The person who needs help enters the code and gives permission to the helper,
who is then able to take control of that person’s computer and provide assistance over the remote connection.

Do let us know if you have further concerns.

 

need 6 digit code for Quick Assist in Win 10

Hello,

Looks like you need a more advance technical assistance from someone else to address your concern.

Kindly follow these steps to launch the Quick Assist application:

• Press the Windows key to launch the Start menu.
• Type in Quick Assist then press Enter.
• Select Get assistance.
• On the Code field provided, type in the 6-digit code from the other party who will be giving assistance to you.

Do note that they will be taking full control of your computer.

If you still have issues that need to be addressed, don't hesitate to post here on the Microsoft Answers forums. My fellow Windows Tech Experts and friendly community members will gladly help you with your concern.

We hope the information we provided helps.

 

Windows 10 Quick Assist 6 digit Security code

Windows 10 Quick Assist uses 6 digit security code to identify a helper to a person being helped on intermediate Microsoft server so that IP connection can be established. Code is valid for 10 minutes. That means no more than 999,999 people across the whole world can use Quick Assist to give help within any given 10 minutes. This translates to 1,666 people/sec.

If I got this right - isn't this number really low considering how ubiquitous Windows is?