For more information see article Use TeamViewer on Windows servers.Service case and service queueWith QuickSupport, administrators can manage service requests more efficiently by having the ability to assign open service requests to specific support staff.Learn how to create your QuickSupport here.Assign a service caseYou can assign open service cases to other agents of your company profile and to a group within your Computers & Contacts list.Once a new service case appears in your Service Queue, you can:connect directly (if assigned to you automatically)assign to someone elseun-assign from your account (if assigned to you automatically) Instead we recommend using the Host module or the TeamViewer Full Client. Due to this, we do not recommend using the QuickSupport module on Windows Server when using RDP or Terminal server sessions. It enables incoming remote control connections but does not allow to start outgoing connections. The QuickSupport module runs without installation or without Windows or macOS administrative rights.Use case and availabilityThe QuickSupport module is typically provided to customers when connecting via TeamViewer for:One time supportDevices with no admin rightsUsers with no need for unattended accessAs a license holder, you can create your own customized TeamViewer QuickSupport module with a welcome text and company branding, as well as other useful functions in the TeamViewer Management Console.TeamViewer QuickSupport is available for: Windows, macOS, Linux (until version 11), Android, iOS.Learn more here.📌Note: As the QuickSupport module is a run-only executable that does not run as an installed service, it is unable to utilize multi-user mode.

GeneralThis article applies to all TeamViewer users.TeamViewer QuickSupport is an application in the form of a single executable file.

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