- 1). Open the Remote Assistance wizard by clicking "Start," "All Programs," "Maintenance" and "Windows Remote Assistance."
- 2). Click "Invite Someone You Trust to Help You" in the wizard window.
- 3). Click "Use E-mail to Send an Invitation" if you use a desktop email client such as Microsoft Outlook.
- 4). Type a password in the "Password" and "Confirm the Password" boxes and click "Next." Windows automatically creates a new email in your desktop email client with the invitation file attached.
- 5). Type the user's email address into the "To" box in your email client and click "Send."
- 6). Give the password you configured to the other user in person or by phone.
- 1). Open the Remote Assistance wizard by clicking "Start," "All Programs," "Maintenance" and "Windows Remote Assistance."
- 2). Click "Invite Someone You Trust to Help You" in the wizard window.
- 3). Click "Save This Invitation" as a file if you use a web-based email client such as Gmail or Hotmail.
- 4). Type a password in the "Password" and "Confirm the Password" boxes and click "Finish."
- 5). Open your email inbox and send a new email to the person who will assist you, attaching the "Invitation.msrcincident" file from your desktop folder.
- 6). Give the password you configured to the other user in person or by phone.
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