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 November 27, 2025  428 views, 32 DLs,  1 |
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TeamViewer QuickSupport 15.72.3 Portable ...
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Share your desktop with another TeamViewer user
TeamViewer QuickSupport is an easy to use solution that enables you to share your desktop with another TeamViewer user in order to receive tech support or other assistance.
All you need to do, is run TeamViewer QuickSupport and provide the remote user with your ID and password to grant access to your desktop. Only the person you trust will be able to connect to your computer and the access password is automatically changed after each session.
Unlike the full version of TeamViewer, which also includes remote access features, the QuickSupport version is optimized for instant support - it runs immediately without installation and does not require administrative rights.
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Posted on:
November 27, 2025
System requirements:
XP/Vista/7/8/10/11 Portable
Changelog:
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Verified:
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No Spyware No Bundle No Adware
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This is not free. Freeware versions are either free software or free after some features disabled. It's none of those. It's only free until built-in instruction in the software guesses that user is using the software for commercial purposes.
You use long time in one session, say for example, 1 hour or you connect to 2 or three machines (though not in one session) it will probably guess that you are using it for commercial purposes.
And when it guesses, just based on it's guess it will slap on your face by asking you to play fair, as if they are sure you are cheating them.
They didn't have to do this. They could easily limit the time of a free session, say for two minutes, to make sure user will have to ask permission of commercial use of the software to lift the session time limit. Or they could even not to offer a free version at all. |
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