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📌Note: If you want to activate your license (purchased/subscribed to after October 30th, 2017), please have a look at this article: How to activate your license\n\n \n This article applies to all users with a Business license in version 11 or 12 or purchased/subscribed prior to October 30th, 2017.\n \n"}}" id="text-cd7f1ace04"> 📌Note: If you want to activate your license (purchased/subscribed to after October 30th, 2017), please have a look at this article: How to activate your license This article applies to all users with a Business license in version 11 or 12 or purchased/subscribed prior to October 30th, 2017. Activate Business license and add the first device\r\nIn order to use the three possible installations of your Business license, you need to link the respective TeamViewer IDs to your license in the TeamViewer (Classic) Management Console. The devices with their TeamViewer IDs can then be used for commercial purposes.\r\n📌Note: You can find downloads for all previous versions of TeamViewer (Classic) here.\r\n 1. Click on the Activate now link within the purchase confirmation email.\r\n"}}" id="text-977d2744fc"> Activate Business license and add the first device In order to use the three possible installations of your Business license, you need to link the respective TeamViewer IDs to your license in the TeamViewer (Classic) Management Console. The devices with their TeamViewer IDs can then be used for commercial purposes. 📌Note: You can find downloads for all previous versions of TeamViewer (Classic) here. 1. Click on the Activate now link within the purchase confirmation email. 2. Log in with the credentials of your TeamViewer account. If you do not have a TeamViewer account, please select the Create new account radio button and enter your personal information. You will then be referred to a dialog window. It describes how to activate your license on your devices.\n 3. To activate your license on your devices, simply log in to TeamViewer (Classic) Management Console ➜ click Edit profile in the top right hand corner. "}}" id="text-9af56f0c65"> You will then be referred to a dialog window. It describes how to activate your license on your devices. 3. To activate your license on your devices, simply log in to TeamViewer (Classic) Management Console ➜ click Edit profile in the top right hand corner. 4. Under the Licence tab, click the Add new device button to the right under Detected installations 5. The Add Device to Account dialog will open, please enter under

In C/Program Files/TeamViewer. Then you click the OK button.Select TeamViewer installation folder to change TeamViewer ID on WindowsStep 3: You choose Trial or Free mode and then click the Start button to change TeamViewer ID on Windows. After the tool has finished running, click the End button to complete.Click Start to change TeamViewer IDOpen TeamViewer again to check the new ID and continue using it as usual. No need to restart the machine.Change TeamViewer ID on Windows successfullyFrequently asked questionsHow to download an older version of TeamViewer?This way can change TeamViewer ID successfully in version 15 and earlier. If this doesn’t work with newer versions, download the old version from teamviewer.com/en/download/previous-versions.What to do when the tool to change ID only runs once?If you change your ID continuously in a short time, you will get an error. Use TeamViewer for a bit, and the tool will change.Is this tool safe for your computer?Lucid Gen scanned with Avast and found the results to be safe. When checking on the virustotal site, a few security providers give dangerous impacts. Still, in the community feedback, many people vote it as safe.ConclusionAbove are the two fastest and most effective ways to change TeamViewer ID for both macOS (Intel chip and Apple M1 chip) and Windows. Of course, after a period of use, you will continue to get the “Your license limits the maximum session duration to a partner” error. It’s so hard to use it for free. If you found the article helpful or you

For a Domain which is managed by Cloudflare. Your DNS Server Management might look different!\nAfter you have signed in to the Cloudflare Dashboard, select the domain.\n(1) Click DNS and click Add record\n(2) Select as Type ➜ TXT\n(3) Enter for the Name ➜ @\n(4) Enter for Content ➜ The TeamViewer SSO Verification Value from the Step above\n(5) Click Save"}}">? Note: The following shows the DNS Server Management for a Domain which is managed by Cloudflare. Your DNS Server Management might look different!After you have signed in to the Cloudflare Dashboard, select the domain.(1) Click DNS and click Add record(2) Select as Type ➜ TXT(3) Enter for the Name ➜ @(4) Enter for Content ➜ The TeamViewer SSO Verification Value from the Step above(5) Click SaveTeamViewer Client Configuration\r\nTeamViewer is compatible with Single Sign-On starting from version 13.2.1080.\r\nPrevious versions do not support Single Sign-On and can not redirect users to your identity provider during the login. The client configuration is optional but allows changing the used browser for the SSO login of the IdP.\r\nThe TeamViewer client will use an embedded browser for the identity provider authentication by default. If you prefer to use the default browser of the operating system, you can change this behavior:\r\nWindows:\r\n\r\nHKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\TeamViewer\\SsoUseEmbeddedBrowser = 0 (DWORD)\r\n\r\nmacOS:\r\n\r\ndefaults write com.teamviewer.teamviewer.preferences SsoUseEmbeddedBrowser -int 0\r\n\r\n?Note: You need to restart the TeamViewer client after creating or changing the registry.\r\n"}}">TeamViewer Client ConfigurationTeamViewer is compatible with Single Sign-On starting from version 13.2.1080.Previous versions do not support Single Sign-On and can not redirect users to your identity provider during the login. The client configuration is optional but allows changing the used browser for the SSO login of the IdP.The TeamViewer client will use an embedded browser for the identity provider authentication by default. If you prefer to use the default browser of the operating system, you can change this behavior:Windows:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TeamViewer\SsoUseEmbeddedBrowser = 0 (DWORD)macOS:defaults write com.teamviewer.teamviewer.preferences SsoUseEmbeddedBrowser -int 0?Note: You need to restart the TeamViewer client after creating or changing the registry. Was this article helpful? That’s Great! Thank you for your feedback Sorry! We couldn't be helpful Thank you for your feedback Feedback sent We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article