WV2 is not guaranteed to be on Windows (particularly Win10), so sometimes WebView2 needs to be installed as well, and the Store/Winget does not do that. The easiest way to do that (IMO) is with Intune from the Store, but ConfigMgr can install Store apps with the offline licenses too.Īdditionally, the modern-app from the store now uses WebView2 which is essentially a web/ui library that is being used instead of the now-classic Internet Explorer engine (IE). The workaround is to ensure you are installing the Offline license of Quick Assist so it can be installed in the Machine context instead of the User context, and that basically means some admin has to install the app for the non-admin users to use. This requirement will pop a UAC prompt for non-admin users, who are then unable to register the app, and ultimately the installation fails. However, the store modern-app requires the 'uiAccess' capability for remote screen sharing, which is a privileged access control that needs admin approval (I'm probably using the wrong terms to describe this). The store version of Quick Assist has several dependencies, most of which will be installed automatically if QA is installed using Winget, or by using the store (either manually or via Intune).
Prompts for admin, which makes it hard to automate the task of installing software like Quick Assist in this example.
Running as admin should be inherited down to the installer as well. Pushd "%ProgramW6432%\WindowsApps\Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller_*_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe" & winget install -id 9P7BP5VNWKX5 -silent -accept-package-agreements -accept-source-agreements -source msstore Expected behavior Prompts for admin, so it fails with exit code -1073741819 according to %errorlevel%.
Winget install -id 9P7BP5VNWKX5 -silent -accept-package-agreements -accept-source-agreements -source msstore Regular user with admin permissions - Prompts for admin. So local users without local admin permissions can't install it.īut what's even better is that, even if trying to install it from CMD running as admin or SYSTEM, the install still prompts for admin permissions.Built in version of Quick Assists in Windows does not work anymore, one must switch over to the Microsoft Store version.īut the Microsoft Store version prompts for admin.
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