TeamViewer is a well-known remote-desktop application that enables users to work on their client’s computer without having to visit them.
If you are in the receiving end while using TeamViewer, telling the ID and Password every time to grant access to your PC can be irritating. In this post, we’ll have a look at assigning a permanent password that will enable quick access to your PC. Do remember that using a static password has its share of flaws.
On the host computer, ask the person on the other end to download and run the TeamViewerQS.exe file for the TeamViewer Quick Support (.exe file) module. The program displays an ID and a password. Obtaining TeamViewer ID and Password Author: Xavier Villarroel May 25, 2020 06:21. A TeamViewer ID is a unique numeric ID assigned to each device when TeamViewer is installed. This ID is designed not to change and should remain constant even if the software is uninstalled and reinstalled. Think of this ID like a phone number for your device. You dial the TeamViewer ID, then use the password to authenticate the connection. Instead of the TeamViewer authentication with the TeamViewer ID and the matching password, you can also log into the remote computer using a Windows user name and WIndows password. This connection type is called Windows authentication and it can be used for all connection modes.
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- Now, go to the Security tab and change the password under ‘Permanent Password for Unattended access’.
- You can now get a permanent ID by setting up permanent access from the Home Screen. Doing this generates a new password, but the permanent password which we created before remains an alias.
Teamviewer Partner Id
Note: By default, the password is set to 4 digits, but you may change this by clicking on the Password strength dropdown menu as seen in the 2nd screenshot. Consider signing up for a TeamViewer account for more features like creating a partner list, sending IMs while remotely working on their PC, etc.
Haven’t used TeamViewer yet? Download TeamViewer here.