Commercial use - Connection time out
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Scrue you and your team, if I'll find the way help my family with out you, I'll tell all my friends how to do it.
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I have the same issue and it is VERY frustrating.
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I just started getting the exact same thing. I support my sisters and brother-in-laws computers. Have for years. I'm hoping something is just **bleep** up on their end.
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This is interesting from an Aussie colleague (who like me uses TV to fix family machines when travelling for work).No rollover, monthly sign up needed, doesn't define a session for these purposes (eg is a session any continuous connection however long? Is there a max amount of data you could transfer?). Maybe the new owners simply don't feel they are getting enough money and rather than offer some form of domestic licence want families to buy into business support monthly sub. It isn't offered in my geography but I'm not sure I trust TV just now.0
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I'm having trouble with my teamviewer, TeamViewer is saying connection blocked after timeout. your license limits are blocked. please try later.or upgrade your license. I HAVE A FREE VERSION. PLEASE HELP!!!
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Same thing just started here. VERY frustrating! And forget getting help.
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Wow...timing **bleep**...can't log in but every 10 minutes or so for less than a minute...Guess I'll bring a laptop in to my office tomorrow and attempt to log in wirelessly.....:(
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Same here.
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hy guys!
since the last updates of the, free for personal use, software, there are always messages about alleged commercial use and connection breaks to the partner! i have many devices and thus many ids to the same mail account! must i seriously send for each id a personal use request? for me, the teamviewer software is currently unusable and the windows 10 teamviewer app does not have all the features like the software!bg
berny (a very angry user)
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Thanks, Hopefully they'll fix TV and that won't become necessary as my sisters and brothers in laws aren't the sharpest tacks in the box and walking them through another install would be painful. But I'll look into it just in case!
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I am having the same problem also. I found on their website that the free version will no longer be free if you have windows product. I called and I was asked are you going to buy anything, I said no, He says then I am not going to help you and he hung up. Wonderful customer service. I have uninstalled and installed and still does not work. They are recording IP addresses is why.
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I am receiving the message "COMMERCIAL USE DETECTED" and then the session is limited to only 5 minutes, without the ability to re-connect without a delay. I am using Teamviewer on a personal computer and I do not own a business. Whatever method Teamviewer is using to "detect" commercial usage is obviously flawed.
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I am getting the same issue. Only happens when I use my gaming rig.
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TeamViewer had a security problem that was fixed.
https://heise.de/-4118201
Still waiting for them to investigate the commercial accusation issue.0 -
With as much as this thread has blown up, I can only imagine there's some issue with the algorithm that causes non-commercial users to be seen as false-positives. Or TeamViewer is truly cracking down. Let's hope it's the former and not the latter.
If I connect to my home computer from work to do personal stuff, does that count as me using the product for commercial use? Should it? I'm using the product to work on my personal computer, even though I'm on company resources.
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As long as the problem persists and from what the reported reactions are, I wouldn't set my hopes too high.
They achieved their goal of removing 80% of TeamViewer users, I'd say.2 -
I had been using Teamviewer to connect to my home computer (or wife's when she's having trouble) from work. Because I have no input into what RDP method my company uses, I can't even suggest any software. Besides, it's my company policy to not allow us to connect to our home computers. Anyhow, a few weeks ago I started getting messages saying "suspected business use" or something to that effect. Since it wasn't true, I would simply click through. Of course, there is no challenge since TeamViewer's knowledge is absolute. Today I started timing out after a minute. It appears to be time to move away from TeamViewer and find another better remote.
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Pretty sure it's the later. Bye, bye TV.
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I don´t know why you don´t understand what ive written
It clearly says fee license but iam still not able to make use of it because the connection gets terminated after a few minutes
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Good boy.
That's what they wanted.1 -
I've swapped to [edited by moderator]. It's free and has worked really well in the last few weeks.
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Oh look, the tyrants censored me. I'll let them do it again... dwservice is who I've started migrating too. I never thought I'd say this, but I'd rather do business with comcast instead of these losers.
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This appears to be a money grab from TeamViewer. Get thousands of people used to the software and then try to force a commercial account on them. I'm not buying that this "error" is being made to so many users here.
99.9% of my TeamViewer connections never leave my internal network because I'm using it to control a computer in the same room as this one. It's just more convenient than walking over to it. The other 0.1% is me logging into my home computer from work during lunch to check something I can't access from just anywhere. Nobody else is even ever involved in my use of TeamViewer and I'm getting these messages? I'm sure they are sending these out to everyone to see how many will fall for it. Sounds like phishing.
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They simply take down the load from their servers by about 80% (my estimation), probably to downscale the servers in an attempt to avoid bancruptcy.1
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No it shouldn't unless you are somehow directly benefitting financially from it.
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Now I am using remotePC and the price for the commerical usage is a fraction of TeamViewer.
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ROTFLMAO - I wish.... I REALLY hope it's just a screwup on their end that will be fixed shortly
@TE5LA wrote:No it shouldn't unless you are somehow directly benefitting financially from it.
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Not sure I'd want to keep using this if the company can't even make a working email form.
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I switched to[Removed per Community Guidelines]- very happy with it.
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