I am trying to establish a remote connection to a computer which has the Teamviewer Remote Control app from the Microsoft Store installed. This is different to the software which is installed from the Teamviewer website. When I try to connect using the partner's ID I get a message saying 'This partner does not accept incoming connections!'.
hi cannot connect from macbook to pc...works perfectly the other way round but when i try to connect from mac to pc it throws a message saying "this partner does not accept incoming connections" ????????? any help appreciated
This Partner Does Not Accept Incoming Connections Teamviewer
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In order to do this in reverse and control another computer remotely, you simply enter the partner computer ID and choose between various connection modes such as remote control, file transfer or VPN. Additionally, as soon as one or more remote connections have been established, each session will be displayed in the title bar of the Remote Control window. For more information on how to establish a remote control connection, see the TeamViewer manual for remote control.
The TeamViewer services are very much important to Operate and to make a remote connection, It allows controlling the remote desktop even though the UAC is active and also It allows incoming connections even though no User is logged on (IF this function is activated in the options) and also It allows continuous connections, even though the user is logged off or changed and also It allows the immediate re-connection after the remote reboot of the computer and also It bundles the network communication of all user sessions. This is required on server systems, on which multiple users are logged in simultaneously (Terminal Servers).
I heard that TightVNC does not have such issues with UAC when working in service mode. Therefore, another solution would be to have some easy-to-use GUI tool start the TightVNC service in order to make a single reverse connection. When the connection is finished, the service should automatically stop. If it stayed running, I would only be happy if it would not take any incoming connections. May I suggest a separate service named "TightVNC for reverse connections" that just can never take incoming connections.
It would be best if TightVNC could at least offer some tips in this scenario. Instead of black desktop, some message like "desktop not accesible, probably due to a UAC prompt". Or when clicking does not work, a hint like "the remote desktop is not accepting click requests, probably due to a UAC prompt ". If that is at all possible with Windows.
In the menu click on Extras and then on Options On the General tab activate Accept incoming LAN connections When selecting accept exclusively it will display the IP address of the computer in the ID-field.
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