It also means that if we need to log in to fix an urgent problem after you go live, we can easily get access and fix the problem as quickly as possible. Setting up a personal password allows us to log into your computer to set up printing and do other RosettaPOS configuration without having to bother you for the new password each time. This random password resets after every session, so if we log in using a random password you have given us then we will have to ask you for the new password the next time we need to log in. Your ID should always stay the same, but by default TeamViewer uses a random password. TeamViewer works by allowing someone to log in and use your computer remotely, but only if they have your ID and password. Setting up TeamViewer with a personal password
Once you have this version of TeamViewer, we are all set to configure it with a permanent password. Please got through this to ensure you have a version that is compatible with ours. If there is a newer version it will ask you to install and then it will guide you through the installation process. This will let you know if there is a newer version available. If the version starts with a lower number then lose this window, click 'Help' again and select 'Check for New Version'. If the version number starts with '13.' then you should be alright. To check exactly what version you have, click 'Help' and then select 'About TeamViewer' from the drop-down menu. This is version 13, which is the latest version at the time of writing, and should work fine for our purposes. It might look like the screenshot below. If you don't have TeamViewer, please follow this link to download the latest version: First, open up TeamViewer on your computer. Checking you have the correct version of TeamViewerīefore we start setting up TeamViewer with a personal password, we first need to check that you have the correct version.
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