How To Install Teamviewer On Mac 10. 09

For some reason Teamviewer just doesn't work on my mac. At first it worked great but now i can't connect. I tried to reinstall it and it still doesn't work. I finally just ended up deleting it completely (without reinstalling) yet it still shows up on my teamviewer list as online. What should I do? Is there a tool that will completely wipe it out? MacOS 10.15 (Catalina) is only compatible with TeamViewer versions 14.7 and higher. It is not possible to install TeamViewer 12 on a device running MacOS 10.15 Catalina; TeamViewer 12 would only be compatible up to MacOS 10.13 (High Sierra). TeamViewer is the premier tool for fixing your dad's PC when he goes into something he shouldn't and suddenly finds himself in the Seventh Circle of Hell in his toolbars. This popular remote assistance service lets you make cross-platform connections, including interactions with Windows, Mac.

Take Control connections require two elements, a host module (deployed to the Windows or Mac computer via the Monitoring Agent after enabling Take Control for the device) and a Take Control viewer running on the device providing assistance.

Two versions of the Take Control viewer are available and their usage depends on the version of Take Control deployed to the remote device; TeamViewer or SolarWinds.

When providing support to a mixed environment of TeamViewer and SolarWinds Take Control installations it is necessary to have both Take Control viewer versions installed on any devices providing assistance.

Take Control (SolarWinds) Viewer

The Take Control (SolarWinds) Viewer is available for Windows (from Server 2003), Mac (from OS X 10.9) and Linux (Debian, Red Hat or SUSE) computers.

Log into the Dashboard
Go to Remote Access > Download Take Control Viewer - SolarWinds to download a version of the Take Control viewer that corresponds to the Operating System of the computer used to access the Dashboard.
Once downloaded run the installer for Windows and Mac computers or follow the commands listed here for Linux

We suggest disabling any browser pop-up blockers to ensure the Launch Application dialog displays as expected. We also advise choosing the option to Remember my choice for takectrsxvp links (or equivalent) to setup the Take Control (SolarWinds) viewer and takectrsxvp file association (where available and supported in the browser).

Install Take Control (SolarWinds) Viewer to a different location in Windows

By default the Take Control (SolarWinds) Viewer installs to the APPDATA folder and we are aware that in some circumstances you may wish to install it to a different location.

Download the Take Control (SolarWinds) Viewer to the device providing assistance.
Open a command prompt on the device and navigate to the location of the downloaded file.
Run the following command to install the Take Control (SolarWinds) Viewer in the target folder:

'TakeControlViewerInstall.exe /D=Drive:Folder'

For example:

'TakeControlViewerInstall.exe /D=C:TCViewer'

Take Control (TeamViewer) Viewer

The Take Control (TeamViewer) Viewer is only available for Windows computers (from Windows XP).

The viewer required for connection to Windows and Mac computers running Take Control (TeamViewer) is available for download from the Dashboard. Go to the Remote Access menu and select Download Take Control Viewer

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This initiates the transfer of a compressed file containing the viewer executable, once downloaded unpack the file then run the executable following the prompts in the installation wizard.

There are no limits on the number of desktops or laptops on which this can be installed and each viewer can run three concurrent remote access sessions.

Where the Agent is updated to a release which incorporates a new version of Take Control please update the Take Control viewer on the local machine, from the Dashboard. For example, for Take Control (TeamViewer) Remote Access > Download Take Control Viewer. The updated viewer can also connect to devices running older versions of the Take Control.

Host and Viewer Coexistence

Take Control (SolarWinds)

The Take Control (SolarWinds) host and viewer can co-exist on the same device, and may also be installed on a device running TeamViewer.

Take Control (TeamViewer)