I just tried with TMAC and got exactly the same problem. The PC I use is a good old desktop with an ethernet dlink NIC.
So the trick to change the macaddress saved me once, but it doesn’t seems to work anymore : whatever mac I manually install I get ID2 in teamviewer, if I remove it, I get ID1.Īny idea ? Could it be linked to the driver of my Dlink Nic ?Īny other trick to change the mac address ?
So for me, I have one specific teamviewer ID (let’s call it ID1) on the original mac address, and another teamviewer ID (let’s call it ID2) whatever the manual mac I choose in the driver. If I remove the manual mac address, I come back to the original mac of the nic and to the teamviewer id blocked 3 weeks ago. This new teamviewer ID is now also blocked, so I decided to redo the same procedure and change again the mac address of the nic via the driver.Īnd there start the problem : I discovered that if I change the mac address of the nic once again, the teamviewer ID doesn’t change anymore.
So I changed the macaddress I got indeed a new teamviewer id and it worked again for 2-3 weeks. There is possibility to provice another MacAddress in my nic driver (properties, advanced, network address). The goal is to change the teamviewer ID, and in order to do you have to remove all the above mentioned files (see above or even use a teamviewer portable version that doesn’t saves anything on the disk) and then change the MAC address of your NIC. Worked fine, but only for once in my case. I’ve been thinking about setting TeamViewer up under a virtual machine using VirtualBox, just haven’t had a chance to play with it.
You need at least version 2.0b to work with Windows 10
Open a Command Prompt with Administrator rights, browse to where you saved ‘sidchg.exe or sidchg64.exe’ and run sidchg.exe /f /r /key:3YPCr-vF9fi-R2VB7-ef for 32-bit or sidchg64.exe /f /r /key:3YPCr-vF9fi-R2VB7-ef for 64-bit Windows, make sure there is a space between the f and following / – Get the latest key from this page.Now change your MAC address, either manually or with a tool like TMAC.