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Service- and Customer Client

Preconfigured Modules for Customers (only incoming sessions) and Service/Support (only outgoing sessions).
Users with a professional/enterprise license, can also use them, but can create own Custom Clients.

Module	Type
Customer Module	[CM-MSI Installation]
Service Module	[SM-MSI Installation]
Customer Module	[CM-EXE Installation]
Service Module	[SM-EXE Installation]

Deploying AnyDesk

AnyDesk provides an [MSI Installation] version for Windows.You can also generate custom MSI files at my.anydesk.com.To automatically deploy AnyDesk with MSI file, please use the command line:

anydesk.msi

Note: The installation via command line must run as admin.

It is also possible to use the exe file for automatic deployment. AnyDesk can be instructed to install itself from script:

anydesk.exe --install <location> --start-with-win

Note:

<location> must be a full qualified path (e.g. 'C:Program Files (x86)AnyDesk').
--start-with-win is to start AnyDesk with Windows, which is necessary for remote restart, etc.

Additional command parameters (after --install --start-with-win):

Parameter	Description
`--remove-first`	Perform an update or replace the existing installation
`--create-shortcuts`	Create start menu entry
`--create-desktop-icon`	Create a link on the desktop for AnyDesk
`--silent`	Do not start AnyDesk after installation and do not display error message boxes.
`--update-manually`	Update AnyDesk manually.
`--update-disabled`	Disable automatic update of AnyDesk.
`--update-auto`	Update AnyDesk automatically (default).

Automatically Setting a Password after Installation

For security reasons, a password can not be set from the command line directly as this would enable malicious users to spy the password from the command line in Task Manager. Instead, a pipe is used to set the password. For example, to set a password for an already installed AnyDesk, use this syntax in a batch file:

echo my_password123 | anydesk.exe --set-password

Example

To install AnyDesk, set a password and register a license key from a batch file at the same time, you could use the following code:

@echo off

AnyDesk.exe --install 'C:InstallAnyDeskHere' --start-with-win --silent --create-shortcuts --create-desktop-icon

echo licence_keyABC | 'C:InstallAnyDeskHereAnyDesk.exe' --register-license

echo password123 | 'C:InstallAnyDeskHereAnyDesk.exe' --set-password

This will install AnyDesk and wait for the installation to finish, then it will set a password in the newly installed AnyDesk.

Removing AnyDesk

To open the uninstallation panel of AnyDesk:anydesk.exe --uninstall

Uninstalling without Notice (Silent Uninstall)

anydesk.exe --remove (This will still display error messages while uninstalling, if you don't want those to appear either, use '--silent --remove'.)

Install Installation rights at startup start up admin

AnyDesk prompt to enter credentials for the remote client

Actions Menu with no option to request elevation, indicating that AnyDesk is already installed on the remote client.

AnyDesk provides the option to run as administrator (elevated), which enables the user to control applications that are limited to administrators. AnyDesk automatically runs as administrator when installed. A session to such remote client cannot request elevation since it's already granted and displays this option as disabled in the actions menu. By default, the portable (not installed) version has only standard user rights. A process that requires administrator privileges won't be accessible. (e.g. Windows Task Manager)

Note: Create your own custom client, with Request elevation on Startup option to get administrator privileges on startup for remote sessions.

Actions Menu

Note: When AnyDesk is not installed and has no elevation, the UAC prompt cannot be displayed. AnyDesk will show a warning which needs to be resolved by the remote user.

Use Request elevation from the actions menu during session to request elevation for a portable AnyDesk on the remote client in order to control applications running as administrator. This request requires the confirmation of a UAC dialogue. When confirmed, AnyDesk is elevated on the remote client and thus able to control applications running as administrator. In case the credentials have been submitted to the remote client as shown in the image to the right, the remote client has to confirm this operation. Thus, submitting credentials to the remote side cannot be done unattended.

Note: Elevate AnyDesk to run as administrator won't turn the windows session from standard user to administrator. Every UAC action still requires admin credentials. to avoid UAC prompts with credential requests, log on to Windows as Administrator.

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Account Types

Windows has two account types: Administrator and Standard User.

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Administrator accounts	Have complete control. Users with this type of account can change settings globally, install programs and pass the user account control (UAC) request without credentials.
Standard User accounts	Have limited control. Users with this type of account can run but not install applications. Users can change system settings, but only settings that won't affect other accounts. Tasks that require elevations can only be confirmed by providing admin credentials.