Prevent shutdown, reboot etc. for the remote control via TeamViewer
Solution 1
I really doubt it. I don't think the computer can tell the difference between input from a user sitting at the computer, and from someone connecting through Teamviewer. You'd probably need to disable it completely on the computer, and require a password to re-enable those controls.
Solution 2
my biggest issue was that the remote user would exit the Teamviewer program without my knowledge, thus I could not remote in when I needed to. TO solve problem, started teamviewer on remote, clicked on extras and then options. Clicked on advanced, and then "show advanced options" Scrolled down and put a check mark in "disable teamviewer shutdown" Clicked ok. Now they cant close teamviewer.
Another trick is to hide tray icons. this requires using the regedit command. see the following.
Follow the procedure given below to implement the registry edit to hide all the system tray icons in your sidebar.
- Open Start Menu >> Run, type regedit and press Enter
Navigate to the following path HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer
Create a DWORD value by right clicking the right pane and click new, then DWORD value
Name the key as NoTrayItemsDisplay
- Double click the key after creation and set the value as 1
- Close registry and restart your computer in order for the settings to take into effect.
Hope this helps
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Alexander Zwitbaum
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Alexander Zwitbaum over 1 year
Is it possible to configurate the TeamViewer so the user can't performs the shutdown, reboot, lock user, log off etc. via remote control?
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user1686 about 12 yearsIndeed, TeamViewer relays input and display in the simplest way, and if a program calls ExitWindowsEx(), Windows has absolutely no way of knowing whether it was initiated over TeamViewer or not.
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SaintWacko about 12 yearsYeah, that's what I thought.