An earlier version of Quick Assist, called Windows Remote Assistance, was originally introduced in Windows XP.
A few features and limitations of Quick Assist are described below. To end a Quick Assist session, either party can press the End button located in the Quick Assist menu. Once the connection is made, it remains active indefinitely, and the remote support person inherits all the access and rights to the troubled computer as the troubled computer's end user. The recipient has 10 minutes to launch Quick Assist and enter the code to establish the remote- control connection.
You can send the Security code ( 273464 in this example) to the person with the troubled computer via email, text message, or even a phone call.
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