My only worry with this sort of software is how you know the person is who they say they are. Often problems can be resolved by a chat aided session rather like 1 to 1 training. The latest version of Team Viewer can work in a browser which is I assume how support is available for Chrome and to a lesser extent Android. While I have yet to use an Android 6 (Marshmallow) device I have used it on Android 4 and 5.Ĭhrome is an interesting one given that nothing originally sat on the PC and the early versions of this only worked when Internet Access was available, now on board and external memory - that of course can contain programs – are supported. It is stated to work on iOS 9 which is the latest I do not know what backward capability is available on Apple, but I see no reason why older systems should not be compatible, I have been told iOS 7 for Remote Control and iOS 5 for other functionality. It now works on all versions of Windows from XP up to version 10. This of course saves time for you the user, and money for them the company as their software then works correctly meaning they still make the sale. Often a phone call and then a Team Viewer session is all that is required to make something work correctly.

Even though my knowledge of Windows, Android and to a lesser extent Chrome is good I have on occasions had Team Viewer Sessions with various peoples technical support departments over implementation - or more normally non implementation - of drivers required to make their software work correctly.

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