Click the Connection tab from the left top of the software. Input the name (Any name or nickname will do) of the PC you will be controlling (This helps when you are handling several PCs at once) and then add the fixed password you will be using to control the SERVER PC.Īfter this, using the GUEST PC, you can simply input the Teamviewer ID, then typing in the password and you are done. Setup TeamViewer unattended access Download your desired version of TeamViewer for your device.
Click on Connection and then on Setup Unattended Access. The next step is the one that solves the other half of the problem. You will get an email saying that you have been granted access to Teamviewer ID XXX-XXX-XXXĪt this moment you can now join with the normal random password. So first on the SERVER click on Grant Easy Access:Īnd input your GUEST Email and Password for your Teamviewer account. On the SERVER (The one you will control) you will need to enable Grant Easy Access and Setup Unattended Access. You have signed in with your teamviewer account on the GUEST PC. You need a teamviewer account for this to work correctly.
The steps using Teamviewer 12 (And I will guess future versions) are the following assuming that: It also changed radically on Teamviewer 12. My solution (Done with Teamviewer 12 as of the time of this answer) relied mostly on the server (The one I wanted to control) and very little with the guest (The one that will have all the mighty power of the universe!). Well it just so happened I was having the SAME EXACT issue.
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