The AnyDesk app is a remote desktop controlling app that allows the users to remotely control any computer. The AnyDesk app uses a high level of security and ensures that all the connections are encrypted. The security level of AnyDesk app is same as that of the bank level. In this post, we will talk about the power version of the AnyDesk app. The power version of the AnyDesk app covers. AnyDesk 6.2.3 on 32-bit and 64-bit PCs. This download is licensed as freeware for the Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system on a laptop or desktop PC from remote desktop software without restrictions. AnyDesk 6.2.3 is available to all software users as a free download for Windows.
See also: Security Settings
AnyDesk provides the solution to agree upon an unattended password, so that the remote client doesn't need to be present to accept a request to enter a session.
The default setting (no password set in the security options) will not allow unattended connections to your computer. Connection requests must be accepted from the physical console of the client being controlled.In the Main Window, open the Menu and click Settings. Switch to the Security Tab:
Before changing your Security Settings, you have to confirm administrative privileges. Click Unlock Security Settings, confirm the UAC-prompt and continue in the appearing Admin settings window. All settings can now be modified.
- Enable unattended access
- Allow other computers to save login information for this computer.
In the Admin Settings window, a password for unattended access can be set, as well as the option to store a token for each remote client that you entered a password to.This token will enable the remote client to have his requests accepted automatically without the need of typing the unattended access password for subsequent sessions:
Exclusive unattended access
The Accept Window is not displayed in this mode. Set interactive access to disabled and use unattended access only to establish the session. Further limit access to the device by listing your devices in the Whitelist (See ACL)The access control list is a Whitelist that allows for exclusive access for specified IDs. This secures, that only devices that have been specified are allowed to make a session request at all. In this configurationnot even the accept window would show up if the connecting device is not on the list. 3rd party devices cannot request sessions and even if your password is compromised, only devices from your whitelist may access.
Caution:
The password should be very secure.Anyone knowing the password and your AnyDesk ID has full access to your computer.A password which exceeds at least 12 characters is highly recommended.AnyDesk also supports two-factor authentication for best security.Always double-check when a third party contacts you and demands your AnyDesk Address.We (AnyDesk Software) will never ask for your ID or password and legitimate companies will never contact you without you having initiated the communication first.In case you are seeking the help of a pc repair service, please make sure you know the vendor.We are planning a feature that will allow companies and individuals to obtain a signed certificate to prove their identity.
Automatic Login
After requesting session, the password dialog appears.
Check Login automatically from now on and enter the password. You will not be asked to enter this password in subequent session requests for this client.
- This feature will only work if the other client has this feature enabled!
- The Tokens substitute the password and are stored encrypted on both client sides. You can clear the Tokens List by clicking: Clear all Tokens Other clients who could connect automatically will now be asked to type the unattended password again.
- Remember to also change your password since users who stored your password will still have access.
Security Considerations
- This feature does not save the password itself. Instead, the remote machine generates a specific token. This token can only be used by an authorized client. A client can only get authorization if the correct password was entered there once.
- There is no way to get access to your password in clear text, even if someone should get full access to a client which has enabled the feature.
- You can revoke the permission to connect to a desktop at any time in the security tab by either disabling unattended access or resetting the tokens.
- Changing the password to the same password will also invalidate all tokens. This is useful if you entered a password on another client, but this client does not know the password itself.
- You can disable the feature to allow login information (the password) by unticking the Checkbox. Already existing tokens will remain in this case, but no new tokens can be accepted.
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The FAQ addresses common questions in terms of features, usage, as well as support related topics. All sections link to corresponding articles. For detailed documentation use the search bar or write a ticket to support@anydesk.com.
Do I need to install AnyDesk?

How to reset 2FA / Two Factor Authentication
Do I need to be present at the remote side to start a session? (Unattended Access)
I lost my password (my.anydesk.com)
Can I use AnyDesk with other Remote Tools simultaneously?
Can I use my own namespace?
Register or remove the AnyDesk license to a device
Are updates included with AnyDesk licenses?
Where do I find my invoices?
Do my customers need a licensed version?
Anydesk For Pc

How to make multiple connections?
Can I transfer files with AnyDesk?
How to connect automatically
Can I offer AnyDesk for downloading on my website?
create a direct link to anydesk.com/download. In this way, your customers will always have access to the latest
version.
Can I keep or move the AnyDesk ID/alias when reinstalling or moving to a new/clone system or hard drive?
Does AnyDesk support Windows server?
Which ports does AnyDesk use?
AnyDesk is slow despite LAN connection
the session and reconnect. In case the direct connection cannot be established, send the trace files fromboth LAN clients to support@anydesk.com.
Why is there an orange question mark next to my cursor?
Can another user connect to me via Browser or my website?
Can I lock the remote screen?

How to work with dual monitors / multiple displays?
Unexpected session ends, disconnects, session interrupts after a certain time
Why do I have to type the unattended password/login information/authorization manually for a specific client?
I cannot connect, because the request was 'blocked/rejected by the AnyDesk settings'.
I cannot use AnyDesk for controlling Security/AntiVirus Software
Can't get a session window, AnyDesk says: Waiting for Image
If this doesn't fix the issue, a headless display adapter will help, this will force your system to render the image.
Synchronization of the clipboard is not working

Denied mouse cursor/no input on window
AnyDesk or launch it as an administrator on the remote client. Professional license users
can create a custom client that automatically requests administrator privileges upon startup. See also Customize AnyDesk and Administrator_Privileges_and_Elevation_(UAC)
AnyDesk shows 0 as ID

Transmission is too slow. What can I do?
Compatibility in Windows Vista Home Edition
Vista. If this happens, open the properties of the AnyDesk shortcut and select 'Compatibility mode for Windows
XP'.
Scrolling on Android
Keyboard input opens up automatically on Android
How can I close sessions from other devices to free sessions?
I can't control the mouse and keyboard anymore on macOS
If this happened to you, please go to 'System Preferences', 'Security&Privacy', 'Privacy', 'Accessibility' and add 'Anydesk' to your list of trusted apps. More information can be found in AnyDesk on macOS.
I get the message 'Waiting for Image' or 'desk_rt_ipc_error' on macOS
AnyDesk shows a message, to configure your system in the 'System Preferences' to add AnyDesk to the trusted apps list in 'Accessibility' and 'Screen Recording'. More information can be found in AnyDesk on macOS.
