start teamviewer without annoying update notive

Start TeamViewer Without Annoying Update Notive

When setting up a new computer or deploying an image to multiple devices, you may encounter unexpected issues that can hinder your productivity. One such problem is the annoying update notice from TeamViewer. This issue has been reported by several users who have upgraded to SEP 12.1.5 and installed TeamViewer 10.

The solution lies in understanding the root cause of this problem. In my experience, I found that clicking on 'update policy' multiple times from both the user machine and SEPM resolved the issue. It's possible that a specific heartbeat timing setting may have been responsible for this problem, but further investigation is needed to confirm this.

In one instance, I noticed that network protection was disabled, but this was only observed once during the troubleshooting process. To ensure that all necessary steps were taken, I logged in as myself with admin rights on Windows 8.1 and attempted to reinstall SEP over itself, restarting in between each installation.

Despite these efforts, the problem persisted. As a last resort, I decided to uninstall both SEP and TeamViewer, and then reinstall them separately after restarting my computer. This finally resolved the issue.

However, just as I thought that everything was back to normal, TeamViewer 10 started alerting me that anti-virus protection was disabled on my newly imaged Surface Pro 3. To avoid any potential security risks, it's essential to keep your antivirus software up to date and functioning correctly.

In conclusion, starting TeamViewer without annoying update notices requires a combination of troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. By following the steps outlined in this article, you should be able to resolve this issue and get back to using your computer efficiently.

Start teamviewer without annoying update notive