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I have two computers, Windows 7 Pro x64: HomeComputer; WorkComputer, both have TeamViewer 10 installed.
On each machine, TV is configured to allow unattended access, this works most of the time. I can connect to my work computer from my home computer and vice versa. I can also close an established connection (i. e. I can manually quit TV) and re-access to the remote computer again and again... No problem!
My problem (example): If I leave my HomeComputer (which, let's say for the leave moment, has an active TV-connection to my WorkComputer) it will automatically enter Sleep mode after a while. Of course the active TV connection automatically will also be closed.
When I wake my HomeComputer up again, and try to re-access my WorkComputer again, this dialog is what I meet:
Has anybody seen this behavior? Both of my computers have TV configured to allow unattended access but the latter seems only to work if there hasn't been a previously (accidentally) lost connection.
How should I configure TV to always allow unattended access even if any connection is lost?
Hauns TM
Posted 2014-12-10T20:57:04.143
Reputation: 259
I have installed TeamViewer full version - Windows (free). My current configuration will start TeamViewer with Windows, I also have it set to accept unattended access (please see my original question). Anyway, i thought my configuration acted as a host already? What do you mean with "install TeamViewer Host"?
– Hauns TM – 2014-12-11T20:05:32.977