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Genesys Cloud Background Assistant (GCBA) installs a background service that starts automatically during installation and system restarts.
ProxyIP-or-Domain:PortNumber format.When the setup completes, the Genesys Cloud Background Assistant service runs as a background service. To verify, follow these steps:
Genesys Cloud Background Assistant installs in the Program Files directory in the Genesys\GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistant folder. For example, C:\Program Files (x86)\Genesys\GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistant.
A silent installation does not require user prompts or the interface.
<GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistantSetup.exe name> -install /quiet<GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistantSetup.exe name> -install COMMUNICATION_MODE="Loopback" /quiet<GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistantSetup.exe name> -install COMMUNICATION_MODE="EdgeExtension" /quietUSEPROXY=1 PROXYSERVER="IP address or Domain Name:Port".The repair installer option replaces corrupted files by restoring them to their original, default versions from the installation source.
In Firefox, you must enable the Allow Firefox to automatically trust third-party root certificates you install option. For more information, see Genesys Cloud Background Assistant (GCBA) is not working when I use Firefox, how do I troubleshoot this?
For Chrome version 141 or later, configure the following registry settings to bypass the Local Network Access (LNA) permission prompt. Ensure that the registry URL matches the exact URL used to connect to Genesys Cloud. You can deploy this configuration across your user base with your preferred enterprise endpoint management tool.
Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\LocalNetworkAccessAllowedForUrls\1 = https://apps.mypurecloud.comFor Edge version 141 or later, if GCBA is set to loopback mode, configure the following registry settings to bypass the Local Network Access (LNA) permission prompt. Ensure that the registry URL matches the exact URL used to connect to Genesys Cloud. You can deploy this configuration across your user base with your preferred enterprise endpoint management tool.
SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\LocalNetworkAccessAllowedForUrls\1 = https://apps.mypurecloud.comIf you are using the Microsoft Edge extension for GCBA’s internal communication, you can follow these steps to check whether the Edge extension for GCBA Connector is installed or not:
edge://extensions in the address bar and press Enter.<GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistantSetup exe name> -uninstall /quiet.Locate the GCBA version in one of the following locations:
Identify the architecture of the installed version based on its installation path:
GCBA cannot automatically update. Use a third-party tool to check that the app cast XML file notifies of an updated GCBA release version.
You can find the latest 32-bit release at https://apps.mypurecloud.com/background-assistant-windows/appcast.xml and the latest 64-bit release at https://apps.mypurecloud.com/background-assistant-windows/appcast-x64.xml.
After you download the updated GCBA version, run the setup to install the new GCBA version. This process uninstalls the older version and installs the new one.
To perform a manual upgrade, follow these steps:
ProxyIP-or-Domain:PortNumber format. To perform a silent upgrade, follow these steps:
USEPROXY=1 PROXYSERVER="IP address or Domain Name:Port".<GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistantSetup exe name> -install USEPROXY=0 /quiet. To perform the following actions, an agent must have a Windows® account with administrator rights.
Verify that agents do not have a Windows account with administrator rights.
By default, GCBA runs automatically when your computer starts. With administrative rights, you can stop or restart the GCBA service.
You can configure GCBA to run under a local service account or domain account instead of the default local system account, allowing the use of a managed service account for improved security and better alignment with IT policies.
Follow these steps to create and add a user to the Administrators group:
Follow these steps to set the local service account or domain account as the logon account for GCBA:
To troubleshoot any errors encountered during this procedure, see the Troubleshoot the GCBA log files section.
You can find the GCBA log file at either C:\Program Files (x86)\Genesys\GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistant\logs\background-assistant.log or C:\Program Files\Genesys\GenesysCloudBackgroundAssistant\logs\background-assistant.log, depending on whether the 32-bit or 64-bit version is installed.
The log message, Starting GCBA <version > from Custom Account, indicates that the system used a custom account to start the GCBA Windows service. The <version> number represents the actual version number.
The following errors may indicate insufficient permissions:
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