Teamviewer Unattended Access Not Working
However, TeamViewer also allows you to set up the remote computer for unattended access, which will start TeamViewer upon booting that computer, so you don’t need your partner’s assistance.
DisclaimerPlease note that if you deploy the free version of TeamViewer, you are responsible for checking whether you fulfill the current conditionsto use it for your purpose or not.RepackagingThe first step is to start the EXE-to-MSI wizard (also known as Deployment Package Wizard). Simply start the 'EXE to MSI' icon on the Home screen.On the second page of the wizard, the type of output package must be selected. Here we must select TeamViewer Full or TeamViewer Host in the list.There are templates for TeamViewer, Avast, AVG, MalwareBytes and Microsoft Security Essentials, but you can repack any type of installation using the toptwo options, which is explained further down this page.
Keeping track of TeamViewer IDs using SkyBox (alternative)As explained further up this page, you can set up a graphical logon script to collect yourTeamViewer IDs. If you do not wish to do that, you can collected the inventory data as partof the MSI deployment. This will however only collect the TeamViewer ID on the computers youinstall the MSI package on, it will obviously not work from computers, where TeamViewer isinstalled manually. If we go back to the wizard, there was a checkmarknamed SkyBox (SkyBox is the cloud-based version):If you click this, inventory data is collected after installation, including the TeamViewer ID.Once you take inventory, you can simply click 'Inventory' in the Home Screen and select'Access My Cloud Inventory' in the drop-down. You are now taken to your account at,where you can look up your computers. Rating: 5 out of 5 'Use this as a replacement for VBScript and PowerShell'It's easy to include attractive GUI elements in FastTrack scripts, beyond the basic dialog boxes and text input that VBScript offers.Another powerful feature is the ability to distribute scripts as Windows Installer (.msi) or standard.exe files.
Although interesting in its own right, this ability results ina much more intriguing capability: to repackage - or wrap - software installers as.msi files without using snapshots. If you've ever created an.msi installer file frombefore-and-after system snapshots, for use with a software distribution system such as Group Policy or SCCM, then you know how hit-and-missthe results can be.' Rating: 8 out of 10 'Faster than the rest'We found the FastTrack syntax to be more transparent and easier to learn than Microsoft's PowerShell – the editor in particular provided good support in this regard.the Script Editor offers a large number of options from the command set through to simple output of graphical elements, which cannot be achieved at all with PowerShell or other solutions or only with a significantly greater level of effort.' 'Anyone wanting to tackle the many hurdles in everyday admin and especially anyone for whom logon scripts and client automation is a priority will benefit from the variety of functions offered by FastTrack.'
Hello there,I have a dedicated Windows Server 2012 server, and I need remote access from a PC from a Mac OS X simultaneously.Today, I use Remote Desktop Connection on the Mac and TeamViewer on your PC.The problem is that the PC loses connection when Remote Desktop Connection is closed!What is the solution for either the PC or the Mac or the two at the same time to access the server desktop?Is there a setting that allows TeamViewer this?Should I use or purchase additional software? If so, which one?In short, what is the best solution to this problem?Thank you! Hello there,I have a dedicated Windows Server 2012 server, and I need remote access from a PC from a Mac OS X simultaneously.Today, I use Remote Desktop Connection on the Mac and TeamViewer on your PC.The problem is that the PC loses connection when Remote Desktop Connection is closed!What is the solution for either the PC or the Mac or the two at the same time to access the server desktop?Is there a setting that allows TeamViewer this?Should I use or purchase additional software?
Thank you for the answer!As I am quite ignorant on the subject, I would like confirmation on being able to use RDP, stating that:The goal is to access the server (windows 2012) simultaneously with one PC and one Mac on the same session, to access the same software, and on the same instance of the software. (eg suppose on the server there is an excel spreadsheet open on the desktop, so I hope that two remote users to simultaneously view the same spreadsheet and to get involved on it.)Can you confirm to me that this is possible with a reconfiguration of RDP?What should I do on my server?Thank you!
Thank you for the answer!As I am quite ignorant on the subject, I would like confirmation on being able to use RDP, stating that:The goal is to access the server (windows 2012) simultaneously with one PC and one Mac on the same session, to access the same software, and on the same instance of the software. (eg suppose on the server there is an excel spreadsheet open on the desktop, so I hope that two remote users to simultaneously view the same spreadsheet and to get involved on it.)Can you confirm to me that this is possible with a reconfiguration of RDP?What should I do on my server?Thank you!Yes this is possible, but you must upgrade to Windows Server 2012 R2 (Windows 8.1) if you haven't done so already. Unlike Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2 is not considered a new product and an existing Windows Server 2012 licence can be used.The tool that you're looking for is called Remote Desktop Shadowing. It's the same as Remote Desktop Assistance in older versions of Windows.
Teamviewer Unattended Access Not Working Pc
I believe that you might need to have Remote Desktop Services installed for it to work though. There are several guides available on how to setup shadowing.