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Hello @ks310,

Yes, it is OK from our side.

However, there is also an other option that might be interesting for you.

With the Corporate (or Tensor) license, you can deploy the TeamViewer Host via the .msi package on all your Windows devices and enable Easy Access on the devices.

You can silently rollout TeamViewer Host and automatically assign your devices to your TeamViewer admin account again with our MSI package. As your licenses it compatible with this feature, I highly recommend you to use it. You won't have to do any manual work again and you will be able to manage in a secure and centralized way your remote machines.

Furthermore, with this setup, you will be able to connect to all devices without any interaction of the end-users.

You will find all the information you need in our Knowledge Base article here: 

For your deployment, I recommend you to use the following command:

msiexec.exe /i "<Path>\TeamViewer_Host.msi" /qn CUSTOMCONFIGID=<Your_Config-ID> APITOKEN=<Your_Apitoken> ASSIGNMENTOPTIONS="--alias %COMPUTERNAME% --grant-easy-access"

timeout /t 5

net stop teamviewer
net start teamviewer

I hope this could help you.

It turned out to be due to software other than teamviewer. Problem solved. =)

Hello @RyLM,

Yes, this is absolutely correct. You are a boss .😎

Funnily enough, we updated our Knowledge Hub article today as well:

Hello @Flyfisher100,

Currently, it is not possible to bulk reset the user password with our new Bulk User Change feature in the Management Console.

Therefore, you will need to reset their passwords manually:

@Flyfisher100 You give them a password. ✅

Hello @JimHR,

I recommend you to save the TeamViewer ID of all devices you want to connect to in your Computers and Contacts list by giving them an alias.

1) Open TeamViewer

2) Go to Computers & Contacts

3) Click the add computer button, then select Add remote computer

4) Enter the user ID , select the group you want to place it in and add an Alias ​​to it

The computer will appear in your list. You can connect to it with a simple double click. The user will only have to give you the password and you will no longer have to ask them for a TeamViewer ID.

Hello @Tigerpie_VS and @Kfix,

Currently, it is not possible to export the computers via a function of the Management Console.

However, it is possible to do it using the TeamViewer API. Please find more information regarding this here:

How to export your computers using the TeamViewer API

Step 1: Create an api token in the Management Console

1) Click on your Username on the top right corner and click Edit Profile

2) Go to Apps and click Create script token

3) Give the token a name and select the parameter Computers & Contacts with the setting View entries and click Save.

4) This will generate the token. Please copy this token and save it for later.

Step 2: Run the export script in PowerShell ISE

1) Open PowerShell ISE as administrator and type the following code and press Enter

$jsonFile = "YOURPATH\Computers export.json"
$csvFile = "YOURPATH\Computers export.csv"
$tvAccessToken = read-host "Please type your token "​
$devicesResponse = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri "https://webapi.teamviewer.com/api/v1/devices?full_list=true" -Method Get -Headers @{authorization = "Bearer $tvAccessToken"}
$devicesResponse.devices | ConvertTo-Json | Out-File $jsonFile
$devicesResponse.devices | Export-Csv -Path $csvFile -Delimiter ',' -NoTypeInformation

📌Note: Don't forget to replace YOURPATH with the path you want the export to be generated to.

2) It will ask you to enter your token. Please paste your token you have saved earlier and press Enter

3) You are done. The script will automatically generate the export in the folder you have selected as [YOURPATH].