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Every mountaintop is within reach, so long as a teenager tells you it’s not.
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Flashback to 2011 when I was into Blender and created my very first model and rendered animation.
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Quick Assist used to be true to it’s name. Logging into another person’s computer was as simple as having the user click on their start menu, type in Quick Assist and then open the Quick Assist app. Now that has changed. Microsoft has decided to move the app to the Microsoft Store. You may ask yourself, why would this be an issue? For starters, best-case-scnerio is that the person needing assistance will be able to perform the previously mentioned steps and then just follow the links to install the app from the Microsoft Store. Sadly, I’ve run into an issue of this download from the store requiring the end user to input a password in order to perform the download. Most users in need of remote assistance in general have a tough time following the 3 easy steps just to launch the app, when prompted for a password, most do not know it and in some cases they can’t find/remember the password at all. In my opinion, moving the app from an inbuilt tool in Windows to a downloadable app in in the Microsoft Store actually removes much of it’s usefulness.
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Howdy, my name is Billy Shuler and I’m an independent musician based out of Kentucky. I’ve got three kids, a career in IT and not much free time. Initially this site was intended solely for my music but it has become more of a personal blog. Have a look around and check it out.
