QuickAssist Error 1002 - can we no longer run this as a non-admin user on windows 11?
We are heavily reliant on QuickAssist to support our staff. We seem to have a permanant QuickAssist 1002 error on our windows 11 intune manged devices. https://ibb.co/63XTSg7 https://ibb.co/Fq5n0ffM https://ibb.co/LDN6NTC2 Some time ago QuickAssist moved from C:\windows\system32 to C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\ Which is a folder restricted to trusted installer. So the app was heavily changed and probably due to it moving to the store. I think its this fundamental change that is causing the pain for us. Regular non local admin users cannot run it. It just fails out with error 1002. This was at first just affecting a few machines. It seems however it now affects all. As a test I removed a load of policies from a test device just in case the Edge policy or something was affecting it. Still shows the same error. I decided to try go down the LAPS route. Setup a local admin on the device 'lapsadmin'. When running it with that it fails out saying EDGE cannot create the files. After alot of testing and reading up online of other users fixes it seems to be that this program will not really work correctly anymore unless its run as an admin on an local admin logged in account. Anyone have any smart ways to get around this? Just to clarify - we cannot run as .\lapsadmin (a local admin account on the device) we cannot run it as a regular user we cannot run it unless the user logged in is a local admin (which is no good from a security perspective) Thanks!