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TeamViewer Commercial Use Suspected / Detected / Blocked / Trial Expired (Solved)

 

·         Write down you TeamViewer id somewhere so we will check later on it

·         Uninstall TeamViewer

·         Click Start then type %appdata% – now delete the TeamViewer folder

 

·         Click Start the type %temp% and delete the contents of this folder as well as the

 

·         Click Start then type regedit, delete the registry folder at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TeamViewer & HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TeamViewer if any


·       Search every key related to TeamViewer with the help of search (F3) again and again until all the registry keys deleted.

 

·         Now change your MAC address, either manually or with a tool like TMAC [I suggest changing the MAC address on both network connections, i.e. wireless and LAN]

·         Restart you pc and install TeamViewer again. You will see your iD is changed

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQTPMI7rfBc


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