Set Up TeamViewer QuickSupport on Androidįor QuickSupport, the process is very similar. Now that you've got your desktop set up for outgoing and incoming remote control requests, you can set up your Android phone to send those same requests. We've also discussed installing TeamViewer on Linux, as the different distributions make installation slightly different. If you require the ability to remotely access a device without that device having to approve your request, we've already detailed setting up unattended access in TeamViewer, along with an in-depth installation guide for Windows.
Following the 7 or 8 requests, the set-up will finish installing the app-and you're ready to go!.As the TeamViewer app installs, you'll encounter several permission requests to click through.You'll be presented with an option to run the default installation, install with unattended access, or run a one-time-use (this does not fully install the application).Click the Download 64-bit Version button (or choose the 32-bit version, depending on your system), and run the set-up package.
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