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I have the same problem. TeamViewer runs fine for a while and then the service stops and, mysteriously, the Start TeamViewer with Windows checkbox (under an admin account) becomes unchecked. I set the Automatic startup to "delayed" and that did help get the service to start, however eventually the checkbox unchecks itself and then when Windows is rebooted it does not restart.
I have the same problem on ONE(1) of my computers. Even though the "Start with Windows" box is checked, it does not! The computer with the issue is the one I need most to start so I can assess while on trips. If for some reason there is a restart while I'm away I need Teamviewer start, else its all for naught.
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Configure and test Microsoft Entra SSO with TeamViewer using a test user called B.Simon. For SSO to work, you need to establish a link relationship between a Microsoft Entra user and the related user in TeamViewer.
On the Set up single sign-on with SAML page, In the SAML Signing Certificate section, click copy button to copy App Federation Metadata Url and save it on your computer.
In this section, you create a user called B.Simon in TeamViewer. Work with TeamViewer support team to add the users in the TeamViewer platform. Users must be created and activated before you use single sign-on.
I use FixMe.IT from Techinline.com Opens a new window. I really like it, and the price is very nice ($300/year). The client footprint is small enough that it runs on Windows Embedded thin clients that only have 1gb of ram without any noticeable degradation.
Please check out Pulseway RMM Opens a new window, which I believe will suit your network pretty well. Supports Windows, Mac, and Linux environments, with remote control, file transfer, and more. Give it a try and see if it suits your requirement. Good luck!
We are using LogMeIn Rescue. We looked at Teamviewer as its direct integration with intune made it attractive, but the pricing added up quickly, and we decided against it. We've been using LogMeIn for about four years now, and it's worked great. The calling card makes it easy for our end users to connect for support; we have had a great experience thus far.
I recently moved from a company that used NinjaRMM. I didn't know they rebranded! It really was a great piece of software. We managed around 800-1000 endpoints with it. It made my day-to-day job so much easier considering most of the PCs were at remote sites.
Please give Splashtop On-Demand Support (SOS) Opens a new window a free test drive. It's a perfect alternative to Teamviewer. Splashtop has over 200k happy customers today, migrating from TeamViewer, LogMeIn, and others. SOS starts at just $17 per month for unlimited quick, ad hoc support. SOS Unlimited starts at $34 / month for unlimited attended and unattended devices (both computers and mobile support). MFA are device authentication are built-in, with optional SSO (ADFS / OKTA) integration. I'm here to help answer any question.
I am STUNNED by the number of people recommending LogMeIn. MANY people dumped them years ago when they jacked their prices sky high.
Anyway, I went from LogMeIn to TeamViewer, and then TV pulled the same stunt and dropped their permanent-licensed model altogether, I went with Splashtop SOS Plus. I have it for one technician with unlimited unattended computers and there is not one feature of TV that I miss.
Gregg
I have been using ConnectWise for a few years now. It has clients for Windows/Mac/Linux. I use it for Windows and Linux and it is very smooth. In a pinch i can use it on my iPhone or iPad to remote in to do work. Tiny screen but full tools. It has the option to have an agent to connect with or setup the portal to have clients connect with a one time code for support so you do not have to have hundreds of clients you never connect to on a regular basses. You just send them to your webpage and give them a code to let you connect. Agent has zero impact on a current system as well. I have a single tech with unlimited endpoints. It allows you to organize your endpoints with custom scripts so you get the look/feel of your clients the way you want it.
My second would be Splashtop. I have used it when I worked for a Datto reseller and combined it with Datto RMM. VERY powerful and it had a TON of features. When paired with Datto RMM it provided everything at a glance from the agent from disk usage to software license keys. You could even automate a huge amount of process like disk cleanups and software installs. Or if you are programming friendly you could write your own scripts to do almost anything remotely you could do locally. Datto RMM also had a library of pre created scripts/tools you could download and implement with just a few clicks. Thinking about it most of these features were the Datto RMM side. Splashtop, from what i remember, did work pretty good with multiple monitors and had a bunch of common feature you find in remote desktop apps like TV and ConnectWise.
Great Success with Zoho Assist Opens a new window great flexibility with the number of clients, and technician accounts. Very affordable and has great scalability (distribution/installation) automation features, customer self-help portal, DNS name utilitzation, and a variety of other features - all 100% evaluat-able, prior to investment. Hope this helps!
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Apologies for the poor support experience. If you're still facing an issue with Zoho Assist, can you please DM me with more details or write to us at sup...@zohoassist.com? I'll ensure we address your queries promptly.
Manish,
The only other problem with Zoho Assist is on one computer that also has TeamViewer and Splashtop on it. I can access their server and use Remote Desktop from the server to the workstation, or I can do remote support using Splashtop or TeamViewer, and any one of those works. However, if we try to connect with Zoho Assist, it locks the computer and kills all remote access and RDP. Someone onsite has to forcibly restart it. Other computers there with just Splashtop and Zoho Assist on them work fine.
We want to dump TeamViewer at that location, but the computer is an older finicky little bugger, so we just let the user connect with TeamViewer for now.
Gregg
Hey Gregg. We can check why Zoho Assist locks the computer and kills all remote access and RDP. Can you please share your registered login and the name of the unattended computer you're having trouble with via DM?
After installing TeamViewer x86 on Ubuntu, it will not start automatically on boot, even when telling it to do so via the application settings ("Start TeamViewer with system"). How do I make sure TeamViewer starts with the system, before even logging in?
I was using Teamviewer version 9 and there is option Start TeamViewer with system. By enabling this option, teamviewer register as a system service and automatically start with the system. Reboot system and it starts with the system before logging in.
I have TeamViewer installed on my work computer and my home computer. Up until recently I was able to access my work PC through TeamViewer, with no problem and could work away. Over the past week however, when I try to log into my work PC, I get the following message:
I had a similar problem, Unattended Access was fully configured (all 3 check boxes filled & linked to my account) but suddenly it stopped working, i needed to authorize the incoming connection on the targeted side. I was searching a week, till i found out that on Windows 10 an update or anything likely pulled the UAC to maximum, this affected my issue. I got the unattended access back working after setting the UAC to low or medium with no issues any further more.
The benefit that I had discovered while scouring the web was that Teamviewer actually has a built in silent uninstaller. You just need to invoke the uninstaller with the /S flag to remove Teamviewer without any user interaction. This make things a whole lot simpler. The if statement is just used to check if Teamviewer is installed before calling the uninstaller.
Once finished with the configuration I was back on the Group Policy Management console window so I clicked on my new GPO and added a Security Filter so that the script will run only on the group of computers I want
When you disable the TeamViewer integration, the link between your TeamViewer and Miradore accounts is removed, and you cannot offer remote assistance from Miradore anymore. Disable the integration in My Settings. If you want to link another TeamViewer account to your Miradore account, enable the integration again with a new account after disabling the current one.
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