Then install the free version of TeamViewer.

If the commercial version of TeamViewer is installed, you need to remove it, clear the registry and folders from the remaining entries and files. If one user uses a free one and the second uses a commercial one, then the commercial version will consider the use of TeamViewer for commercial purposes.

Make sure that you and the users you connect are using the free version of TeamViewer. If you use TeamViewer for personal use only, here’s how to fix the TeamViewer trial expired problem.

Paid (commercial) version - the number of connected devices and the duration of the sessions are unlimited.

Free version (non-commercial use) - designed for home use and connecting to a small number of remote devices.

So actually I'm a bit forced to deal with trying to get the resolution higher with my remote TeamViewer session.TeamViewer Versions: Trial Expiration Problem I don’t want to scale the tiny resolution, I want the Pi to always use its HDMI-type resolution that I would normally see at home.ĮDIT: Turns out there is more going on here, as the Pi 3B+ is actually working fine - but I have that weird problem where it will not register video on my home HDMI tv screen. How can I fix when it already has tiny resolution while here remotely with TeamViewer at work, so I can view it at its usual (which I will call HDMI) resolution? IF I first viewed the Pi on my home HDMI tv, then went to work and remoted in to it via TeamViewer, THEN TeamViewer will show my Pi desktop at its widescreen (1366x768) resolution here at work. That remote/resolution problem only happens if I’ve rebooted my Pi, but didn’t first view/login to its desktop while at home on my HDMI tv.

The problem is if I remote in with TeamViewer, the Pi only shows up at some tiny 720 x 320(approx) resolution for the desktop. I have my Pi 3B+ hooked up to my HDMI home television and I have TeamViewer installed in Raspian so I can access the Pi from my workplace.

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