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How to set a permanent password on Teamviewer
After installing Teamviewer on the computer, the software will set itself a fixed ID and a 4-character password range that changes after each session. But if you want to use a fixed password for convenience, you can do it very simply by following the article below.
However, only use fixed passwords with trusted partners, due to data security. In addition, you can also change the default password length to increase the security of your TeamViewer account. Invite you to follow the article below to know how to set a password for TeamViewer:
Instructions to set a permanent password for Teamviewer
Step 1: At the main interface of TeamViewer, click on Extras tab> Options.
Step 2: The TeamViewer Options interface appears, switch to the Security tab. Look to the right of the Personal password (For unattended access) section , enter the password in the Password box , retype the password in the Confirm Password box , and then click OK to save it.
In addition, in the Random password (for spontaneous access) section, users can also adjust the password length from 4 characters to 6, 8, 10 characters. Disabled to disable the password when connecting 2 computers.
Video tutorial to set a fixed password on Teamviewer
You will now use the password you just created to create the connection for others. This is convenient if you frequently ask a person, they will remember the ID and password for the next help without having to ask for the login password again. However, if the crooks detect and take advantage of this, this will be a great danger for the user's account. So, consider carefully before proceeding to use, because each password has its advantages and disadvantages.
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