I have been under the weather for the last few days. Your consideration is much appreciated.ĭear First of all, I would like to present to you and my apologies for being late in posting this communication. At the moment, for me, Teamviewer is not functional. Just the same, I would ask you to RE-THINK your suggestion, and let me know, what ELSE I should try, than to simply UNINSTALL and RE-INSTALL Teamviewer. So, there is a problem with THAT as well. Upon installation, and a launch of the application, my MAC, as expected, tries to verify developer signature(s). Today, I uninstalled my FOURTH install, and decided to install the TEAMVIEWER-MEETING application only. I am technically minded, and therefore, I have done EXACTLY the things that you have detailed within the URL that is, ' 'Īs you will have noted in my previous message, I have UNINSTALLED and RE-INSTALLED Teamviewer 4 times, as of yesterday. I appreciate the promptness with which you have replied. Thanks! Would appreciate all relevant help! 🙏įIRSTLY, thank you, for your reply. There needs to be a 'technical nut' here, that needs to be cracked. I would appreciate it, if you DO NOT ask me to re-install the app as a response and a solution suggestion, 🤧 since we are WELL past that point. Please provide a solution direction for this. 🤔 I proceeded to add the 'username', and granted 'read' & 'write' privileges. In checking app permissions, I discovered that the USERNAME does not appear as an authority. On the fourth trial, I 'SAFEBOOTED' my MacBook Pro, and checked the Teamviewer app permissions.

I have 'uninstalled fully, and have done fresh installs three times, downloading the install package from Teamviewer, 3x. I select '2' again, whereupon, it crashes again. When I choose '3' (Re-Open), the app re-introduces the 'TYPE of USE' selection dialog box, asking if I would like to: 1) Trial, 2) Free, or 3) Have Subscription. When I select 'continue', the app crashes, 😳 and asks if I would like to: a) Ignore, b) Report, or c) Re-open. Then I receive a dialog box that asks if I would like to use, 1) Trial, 2) Free, or 3) Have Subscription. When I try to open, I receive a EULA and DPA agreement first, which I accepted.

I had to update my previously functioning version of Teamviewer, to the latest (15.22.3).

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