TeamViewer
TeamViewer lets you establish a connection to any PC or server within just a few seconds.
- Free Personal • Proprietary
- Remote Desktop Tool
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Windows S
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Kindle Fire
- Raspberry Pi
What is TeamViewer?
TeamViewer lets you establish a connection to any PC or server within just a few seconds. You can remote control the PC of your partner as if you were sitting right in front of it.
New features such as VoIP, webcam and application selection will give you an even better, easier and faster desktop sharing experience.
- TeamViewer enables you to do what you want without any hassle and without any worries. Private data, private conversations, and private meetings stay that way.
- Support, assist, interact, and collaborate with people. Exchange information. Access and use technology. One tool makes it possible to work as if you were all in the same room without travel time and expenses.
- Solve issues remotely or bring customers and colleagues together without complex steps or onerous prep time.
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Supported Languages
- English
- Croatian
- Czech
- Danish
- Dutch
- Finnish
- French
- German
- Greek
- Hungarian
- Indonesian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Norwegian Bokmål
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Romanian
- Russian
- Chinese
- Slovak
- Spanish
- Swedish
- Thai
- Turkish
- Ukrainian
- Vietnamese
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Tags
- Remote Desktop
- share-presentation
- remote-computer-control
- firewall-compatibility
- Web Conferencing
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JupiterMoon Upvoted a comment on AnyDesk as an alternative to TeamViewerNo longer free, 14-day trial, nag screens, and a timer. The licence is still cheaper than TeamViewer though.
wildsprite reviewed TeamViewerTeamviewer used to be really good till they updated to their latest version, they gave us a horrible new interface and took away features like the file transfer queue. if you constantly transfer files using this in the past I suggest you look elsewhere
I believe this is still the only remote login software that lets you have so many features free. I use it to do some remote configuration and policy editing. Even when it says features like black screen are for paid members, you can turn on black screen in settings and the next login with have that, despite not being a paid member.
I have it installed on just about every device that I can have it installed in. I would wish for this to have support for Xbox but I know that's a long shot. I use this even on my phone and it works great. When I am away but still need to do something in my home computer, I can use this to remote in and accomplish what I have to do. I have even done extensive video editing with Adobe Suite through my phone using this software. I can not recommend this enough.
It was really good until it was turned into an unusable mess. First, you'll get "Commercial use suspected" nag screens all the time, then it would outright stop working, timing out each of your sessions about a minute in and not letting you reconnect for 10 minutes.
They made userbase. And once they've become monopolists they started heavily exploiting their position. and they users. But nothing is irreplaceable. And they quickly faced their reality.
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Teamviewer used to be really good till they updated to their latest version, they gave us a horrible new interface and took away features like the file transfer queue. if you constantly transfer files using this in the past I suggest you look elsewhere
Hello,
I have home NAS with Windows 2012 server, so when i install teamviewer on the NAS, they told me i'm a profesionnal user what's totaly false. I fill the form and gave all details the 11 march 2019. Today my account is still not fixed, you can wrote they don't care. So in consequence my society who buy a licence don't buy anymore licence from teamviewer !
There're so much better alternative as teamviewer.
Just an update to this bloated software. It was good... now this is so heavy, bloated and focused on charging people, that it´s loosing market share.
Check on Google Trends a comparative between AnyDesk x Teamviewer... and it´ll become clear how bad teamviewer is nowadays.
https://trends.google.com.br/trends/explore?q=anydesk,teamviewer
I first used this software around 2010, when it was a simplified solution around RealVNC and similar VNCs.
At that time, this was an excellent software, lightweight, easy to use, no nags and annoyances... and the connection client was very small in size.
I always recommended this software to every familiar, volunteers and IT Guys .
Time passed by, and the most recent version is worse than ever.
To start it disconnects saying that i´m using it commercialy when i´m trying to connect to my 73 years old mother, and my sister to help her configure a conference call.
The client version 15 now, has 98.5mb (just to give an idea, Anydesk client have 3.76Mb).
Everything forces you to buy a licence... even if i need to install or remove a simple defective driver in 2 minutes from any familiar (i don´t think this is commercial usage, but well... they make the rules)
The interface is now bloated with not so necessary stuff and NAG Screens which pops up.
It looks like every new version i need to update the remote client, and i can´t use my local client with older versions... if needed: PAY for it
Windows XP old donated computers to church that need volunteer help?
Nah... can´t connect with Teamviewer.
(funny that i installed Anydesk on them, and it´s working like a charm)
Long story short: from a fierce defender of this software, i don´t have good things to say about it nowadays... time to move on to another solution.
I recommend Anydesk as replacement and paid solution (it´s cheaper and not bloated).
Ultraviewer to family, ONG and volunteer service.
UltraVNC to use in LAN needs (i know it´s diferent from Teamviewer, but it´s worth mentioning).