How to Fix Unattended Access Issues in AnyDesk on MacOS Tahoe

If you’ve updated your AnyDesk to the MacOS Tahoe version and are encountering issues with unattended access, especially when the user is offline, here are some helpful suggestions to resolve the problem.

First, ensure that AnyDesk has the necessary permissions on your system. Go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy, and verify that the Screen Access and Screen Recording options are enabled for AnyDesk. Without these permissions, the application will not be able to access your device when the user is disconnected.

Additionally, check your Unattended Access settings by navigating to Settings > Security > Unattended Access. Make sure this option is enabled, and that you have correctly configured the security features, such as two-factor authentication.

If you’ve followed all these steps and still cannot access your Mac Mini M4 when the user is offline, it may be an issue specific to this version of AnyDesk. In this case, consider reverting to the previous version, Sequoia, until these issues are resolved in Tahoe.

Remember that AnyDesk is continually working to improve its software, so keeping an eye on updates can be beneficial. If you have further questions, feel free to consult the official AnyDesk documentation or reach out to technical support.