How to resolve Teamviewer problem
For about a month , I have been working with a computer company to transfer my files from old laptop to new one.We have used Teamviewer.
I have a backup plan through them (connected to cloud and my hard drive) which had a problem but seems okay now. Learned a few days ago he switched me to his corporate Teamviewer so he has access to my computer without a password. Now that backup seems okay, i asked his wife to remove me from full access. She thought i could remove Teamviewer, but was to ask him and get back with me...No call back. This feels unsafe as it is and I want it resolved. Is the easiest fix to simply remove Teamviewer and readd it to remove his full access ? Thanks for advice on this. |
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Does he use a separate user account? Then remove it, and it should be safe.
If you gave him your user/password then I would uninstall Teamviewer and not reinstall it. And change the password. |
Yes, i installed T. via software manager.
His corporate account shows at top left of Teamviewer.Clicking it has setrings with option to sign out. Under options is account assignment.It says by assigning this device 2 a T account it can be remotely managed and monitered It shows assigned to him and there is a remove option. Would clicking that really remove him ? Under manage this device it says company affiliation.This device is assigned to a company managed by 1 user. Option to remove all managers. Do i do that ? How can I tell if he uses a separate user account ? If he does, how do I remove it ? MadeInGermany. what password are you referring to ? For my computer itself ? I can change that.... Still no call back. So i have removed him now and all managers. Still has his name at top left of Teamviewer. All i can do now is remove T, right ? What remote plan besides T can I use ? He is my backup plan person. After reinstall T, as long as it does not show his company, can i safely use T by telling him the password as I am ready for remote help ? |
I right clicked Teamviewer to uninstall it. It shows packages to be removed as teamviewer and libminizip1
What is the zip file ? Do i go ahead and remove it like this ? Or should i do a command in terminal to more thoroughly remove it ? |
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libminizip1 is a shared library.
Remove Teamwiewer and libminizip1. Change any password that you have given to him. Is there another user account on your system that belongs to him? Command (in a terminal): Code:
getent passwd |
MadeInGermany
I cannot interpret the results of getent passwd.... I think I need to consult with another recommended computer guy. Spoke with current man yesterday. He had installed Teamviewer on my new laptop using NinjaOne installer. While on phone he removed that installer. I have removed Teamviewer that he installed which was in software manager and readded it. One question I had for him was is a firewall installed. It was not turned on. He did not seem to think it was necessary for me. He turned it on. Isnt it important to have a firewall on ? I plan to fu with another specialist. Thanks for your help. |
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However if your the type that prefers to be safe than sorry then it's better to have it turned on as you just did. |
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