5 Ways to Open Remote Assistance in Windows 10

By Achilles Hill | Last Updated January 03, 2024

You can use the following five methods to open Remote Assistance on Windows 10 computer.

Video guide on how to open Remote Assistance in Windows 10:

Way 1: Turn Remote Assistance on by searching.

Type msra in the search box on taskbar and click msra in the list.

Way 2: Open Remote Assistance via Run.

Use Windows+R to show the Run dialog, input msra and tap OK.

Way 3: Open Remote Assistance through CMD.

Step 1: Get into Command Prompt.

Step 2: Type msra.exe and press Enter.

Way 4: Turn Remote Assistance on in Windows PowerShell.

Step 1: Access Windows PowerShell from Start Menu.

Step 2: Input msra and hit Enter.

Way 5: Open Remote Assistance in Control Panel.

Step 1: Open Control Panel.

Step 2: Type remote in the top-right search box, and tap Invite someone to connect to your PC and help you, or offer to help someone else.

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