remote control uac
We're using Teams for chat and video meetings, but would like to use the screen sharing and remote control for troubleshooting and suppport requests. However, Windows does not pass UAC prompts through the Teams screen sharing.
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Anonymous
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Time to buy a lot of teamviewer licenses. Long live the UAC!
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Kris
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Yea that makes this almost completely useless for support because of this.
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Anonymous
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this is indispensable for remote support in AD networks - please add that feature...
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Anonymous
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Please add this function
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Anonymous
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Please add this feature.
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Anonymous
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Another vote! HArd to help end users without this ability.
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Arno
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Please add this function asap
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Flavio Maciel
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Please add this function
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Nathan Pearson
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Please add this function
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Christina
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As an IT supporter, this would be fantastic! Please add this feature.
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Izzy
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Please add this function
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vii
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Please add UAC compatibility
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Justin Gross
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We would like this feature as well so we can use it for user support in house.
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jbrazil
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Please add UAC compatibility to resolve blackout issue
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James
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yes please add UAC compatibility
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Ehab Hawwash
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Feature is not available with Microsoft teams as during the screen sharing the UAC prompt will appear and the screen goes on blank as the admin access id required, you need to fix this issue and add this feature.
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Paleogirl2003
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You can already take control of another's computer through a meeting
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Barrett
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For a collaboration tool this would make a lot more sense to be able to do.
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Mark
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This is a pretty simple one Microsoft.
Grant the capability to only O365 admins by default, and make it an option to manually add to groups. -
Denis Mekshun
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Microsoft, please, add this feature. It's neccessary for every IT-support in organizations that are using Teams!