How to access Team Viewer from other place?

comptech · 02 Apr 2015

Hello,
So as i am working girl, as there are some work in pending, so i decided to use team viewer from home and connect it to company pc to work, both home and company pc have Team viewer 10, so i create password and note it and let my company computer lock (without shutdown) press windows+L key before i going to home.....
but when i try to access from home it shows team viewer is not running in partner computer....
I dont know the power shutdown in my company at the time of i accessing the team viewer....
My question is
1) To access from home i need to leave the pc as it is (switch on with logged in)
2) Whether i have to put team viewer in startup?
3) without internet connection in home or office team viewer does not work?
Thank you for reading..
Hope good replies from you guys...

Arc · 03 Apr 2015

Answer to question no.1:

Yes, when your PC is under access, you need to leave it as it is, powered on, logged on, and connected with the peer.

Answer to question no. 2:

No, it is not needed at all. Start it up only when you need it. No need to run it in background all the time.

Answer to question no 3:

Internet connection in both the ends is a must. Otherwise no connection will be established.

See this video .... it will give you some fair idea:

comptech · 03 Apr 2015

Thank you arc..
But there is night shift workers who came to my cabin often..
so i afraid of my system to let in logged on....
what can i do..
TIA...

Arc · 03 Apr 2015

comptech said:

Thank you arc..
But there is night shift workers who came to my cabin often..
so i afraid of my system to let in logged on....
what can i do..
TIA...

Now that is not an issue involved with computing. I can suggest you how to use the computer, but I cannot suggest you how to deal with your co-workers. That is something you have to manage depending on the situation.

comptech · 03 Apr 2015

Arc said:

Now that is not an issue involved with computing. I can suggest you how to use the computer, but I cannot suggest you how to deal with your co-workers. That is something you have to manage depending on the situation.

Ya you are right...
waiting for further replies...

Barman58 · 03 Apr 2015

There are various options in the advanced options that will allow you to leave the remote system logged out but switched on and thus be accessible, there is also a useful option to blank out the remote screen so that anyone local to the remote system cannot see any activity.

You may also find the option to prevent Teamviewer shutdown and require a password to change options useful for the remote system

comptech · 03 Apr 2015

This what i expected ... thank you so much Barman58...
you understand what i need and expecting...
Ok i proceed further to work with Team viewer...
Going to marked as solven for the best answer given by

Barman58

& arc