The last time this happened, the TeamViewer UI was still running but there was a little red dot next to the tray icon and the id numbers and password were blank in the UI so I had to right click and kill it and restart the computer and all was OK. and to test the script at the above URL, I stopped a service on my computer and pointed the above vbs script to that service and the vbs script will not restart that service, so that's not working.įrom time to time on my home computer, TeamViewer hangs or gets messed up in some way and I cannot connect to my home computer. but it does not appear to be what I'm looking for.
Is it possible to start Teamviewer, to accept connections, from commandline? I looked at this thread and it does not seem to apply to what I need: The other day it got completely messed up and would not let me connect but everything else on the PC was just fine. What I'm trying to do: I'm trying to keep TeamViewer running at home so I can always get to my home computer. Psexec \\%1 cmd /c regedit /s "c:\\TV.reg"įor the reg file, manually setup one computer to meet your requirements, then go to or depending on your architecture, and and export all of the keys to a single reg file.What I have: I have Windows 7 on my home PC. Psexec \\%1 cmd /c taskkill /f /IM TeamViewer.exe
Psexec \\%1 cmd /c c:\\TeamViewer_Assignment.exe -apitoken -datafile "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\TeamViewer\AssignmentData.json" Psexec \\%1 -s cmd /c msiexec /qn /i "c:\\TeamViewer_Host-.msi" Ping -n 2 %%i |findstr /r /c:" *ms" > NUL & SET bHOSTUP=1 Setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion Or, my preferred method is to push it out to a batch of computers with the following: (Requires PSExec and a txt file of computer off Msiexec /qn /i "c:\\TeamViewer_Host-.msi"Ĭ:\\TeamViewer_Assignment.exe -apitoken -datafile "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\TeamViewer\AssignmentData.json" You'll need the Host MSI, the Assignment executable, and I use a reg file for the various offĬopy "\\\TeamViewer\TeamViewer_Host-.msi" "C:\\TeamViewer_Host-.msi" /YĬopy "\\\TeamViewer\TeamViewer_Assignment.exe" "C:\\TeamViewer_Assignment.exe" /YĬopy "\\\TeamViewer\TV.reg" "C:\\TV.reg" /Y You can push out this batch file via Group Policy as a runonce (You will need to store the files on a FileShare. For others, you can set the Remote Computer to use a static password that you can store in the Properties in the Computers and Contacts for the device. That account will not need the password to be set in order to connect to it. Easy access is basically assigning it to 1 specific account.
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