C3 provide a customised TeamViewer Quick Support agent for connecting to unmanaged devices. If you need remote support and you are not using a UNU managed device the application can be downloaded and run on a computer without admin privileges. To get started follow the instructions below.
Download the Quick Support agent
The TeamViewer Quick Support agent (for both Windows and macOS) is available from https://get.teamviewer.com/unu-c3.
Download and connect
Start the download by clicking on https://get.teamviewer.com/unu-c3.
Depending on your browser settings you will either be prompted to save the file to a location or the download will start automatically.
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Once the download has completed, click on the Open File link to start the application.
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The first time you use the application on your computer you will need to accept the TeamViewer agreements. Click the checkbox and then click Continue.
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The TeamViewer agent will start. While it is connecting you will see the display below.
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Once it is ready it will display an ID number and Password. The green light at the bottom of the window indicates that it is ready to accept a connection.
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Take note of the ID and Password and share with C3. Make sure to close any windows or applications with private information.
When a technician is connecting, the status will be displayed along the bottom of the TeamViewer application.
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When a technician has successfully connected, a notification will be displayed in the lower right corner of your device with their information.
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