How To Get My Anydesk Id

First things first: AnyDesk is free for private use. So if a family member needs help setting up their PC, she can help you from the comfort of her home and you don’t have to pay a dime. Not only that, but you don’t have to sign up for anything and you hardly need any space on your PC. Just download the 3 MB file and get started!

Anyone you want to connect with should also download AnyDesk. Just tell them how easy it is and they’ll be ready in no time. And that is! You are now ready to start your first session.

How to Download and Run AnyDesk for Windows 11/10/8/7 || Install AnyDesk on PC/Laptop

How do I download and install AnyDesk?

To install AnyDesk, first go to the AnyDesk website and click the Download button. Then select your operating system and click the Download button next to it. Once the download is complete, run the installer and follow the instructions.

How to reset the AnyDesk ID number and get a new one.

The AnyDesk ID is stored in the ‘service.conf’ file in the ‘C:ProgramDataAnyDesk’ folder. To change the current AnyDesk ID and get a new one, rename the ‘service.conf’ file as follows:

1. Close AnyDesk. 2. Right-click the AnyDesk icon on the taskbar and choose Exit

Steps to install Anydesk using a remote terminal on ubuntu operating system

Step: 1 Download the latest deb package from anydesk as below. # wget https://download.anydesk.com/linux/anydesk_2.9.6-1_amd64.deb # sudo dpkg -i https://download.anydesk.com/linux/anydesk_2.9.6-1_amd64.deb # sudo apt install. /anydesk_2.9.6-1_amd64.deb Step.2 Start the anydesk service if it is not running. # anydesk –service Start the AnyDesk service, if it is not already running (for Linux). Or use # sudo anydesk –service

Step 3. The following command to get anydesk id and service status # anydesk –get-id (ID will be displayed in terminal) # anydesk – -get-status (will show the service is running or not) Step 4. Stop AnyDesk service, use the following command # anydesk –stop-service anydesk –restart-service (Restart AnyDesk service) To remove any previously running AnyDesk services. # ps -ef | grep anydesk # kill -9 Step.5 Set a password # echo my_new_password | anydesk.exe –set-password Step.6 Enable automatic login Edit this file /etc/gdm3/custom.conf # Enable automatic login AutomaticLoginEnable=true AutomaticLogin=$USERNAME Note: Replace $USERNAME with the name real user in case of multi-user

AnyDesk mouse does not work.

Make sure «Control my computer’s keyboard and mouse» is checked. In some cases, starting AnyDesk as an administrator on the remote side can resolve this issue.

If you find that the Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V hotkeys do not work, please enable the following options: “Control my computer keyboard and mouse”, “Access my computer clipboard”, “Access my computer’s clipboard to transfer files” on the Security tab.