Is it possible to disable certain offered updates?
For example I use version 11 of TeamViewer commercially and have paid about $1,500 for that privilege. While free version users would have no qualms about upgrading, for me it would be very expensive. Since version 11 provides for all my needs I will not be upgrading. At this time version 11 can still be downloaded but with time, it will go away making it critical that I not accidentally update. Your thoughts?
Also, for what it’s worth, when one hits the “Help” button I would hope one of the choices would be a link to your website. As of now there is no such link although there are links to Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. I do not have accounts on any of these services and will never have accounts on them, making it even more desirable to link directly to you. Was this just an oversight?
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Blocking updates and getting help
May 2, 2019 - 10:44am
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Blocking updates and getting help
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You can rename the TeamViewerPortable folder to TeamViewerPortable11 and it won't check it for updates any longer. You could then also install a copy of the current version alongside for anytime you're using it for free non-commercially as a separate install. You can rename your 11 version to TeamViewer 11 or TeamViewer Commercial in your menu to distinguish between the two. Note that you can't run them both at the same time I don't think.
The first link under Help called Support goes to our site. The social links are if you wish to follow, like, and share new release and news notifications on social media.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
You're awesome John. You solved both my problems in one fell swoop. Thank you so much.
Dave out
Dave Ussell