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What is it and how do I set up AnyDesk's two-factor authentication?

Two-factor authentication or 2FA is a security feature of AnyDesk that allows adding an extra layer of security to unattended access by requesting an additional dynamic key alongside the access password.

How to uninstall AnyDesk

AnyDesk is a popular remote access tool that allows users to connect to other devices remotely and work on them as if they were physically present. However, in certain situations, you may want to uninstall AnyDesk from your system. Whether it's to switch to a different solution, free up space on your device, or for any other reason, I will guide you through the steps to effectively uninstall AnyDesk on different operating systems.

AnyDesk: How to Unlock Security Settings

In some cases, you will need to modify AnyDesk's security settings, for instance, to manage unattended access, activate 2FA, define access control lists, etc.

How do I configure AnyDesk to only accept connections when it's open?

If you want to restrict access to AnyDesk as much as possible, limiting connection requests to only appear when you have the AnyDesk window open can be a simple way to achieve this. This way, if someone wants to connect to your device, you will first need to open AnyDesk, after which the connection request will be displayed to you. To do this:

Configure AnyDesk to accept connections only with user permission

You might have received a remote connection from a colleague who helped you resolve an issue, but now you need to ensure that there's no possibility for them to connect again without your permission. Below, I'll explain how to configure AnyDesk's remote access so that it's only possible to connect to your device with your explicit permission (by accepting the connection).

How do I generate the AnyDesk installers for Mac?

To generate installers for Mac:

Is there an AnyDesk solution for universities?

There is a solution that utilizes AnyDesk technology, enabling students to remotely connect to campus devices. This way, they can harness the computing power and academic software licenses of campus workstations, no matter where they are.

Can I configure AnyDesk so that it's the user who invites the technician to connect?

If you want the user in need of assistance to send an invitation to connect to the support technician, you just need to follow these steps:

Can I purchase multiple "SOLO" licenses for my company?

"SOLO" licenses are intended for individual professionals, not for teams, so they are not the right solution as they lack group tools (such as shared notebooks or group connection logs).

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Troubleshooting AnyDesk Connection Issues: Tips to Resolve Error desk_rt_ipc_error If you're encountering the following error message, don't worry – there's a good chance we can help you get back on track: