Once the tech connects a black window similar to this, will open with the word confirm on the bottom. This is a 9 digit number separated by spacesġ4. Once it reopens, share the "This Desk" number in` the upper left corner of AnyDesk window. It will ask if you want to Quit and reopen Anydesk, and you will want to.ġ3. When you click on Quit in the System Preferences or System Settings menu to the right of the Apple logo, Use the < on top of the right side of settings to switch to the next item in Privacy and Security:ġ2. The AnyDesk macOS remote desktop client works seamlessly with any Mac computer running Apples latest operating system or older versions. Just like pre-Ventura a plus sign on the bottom of the right pane lets you add applications to the list. As you enter each pane, add AnyDesk if it is not available, and make sure it is turned on sliding the slider to the right of Anydesk to the right so it shows green. Like Pre-Ventura, you will need to pick each of the items, Accessibility, Full Disk Access, Files and Folders, and Screen Recording on the right side of Security & Privacy. You may need to scroll the left panel to ensure it isn't missing: If the left panel is missing any of those settings, it is an earlier OS than Monterey and not required for setup. present use the Plus sign below the right list to add it. Then scroll down the left group, and pick Accessibility, Full Disk Access, Files and Folders, Screen Recording (not enumerated, but immediately below Files and Folders) and check off AnyDesk in the right list on each one. This will reveal two scroll lists.īefore you go through them, pick the pad lock on the bottom left corner, and unlock with the password used to login your computer. In Security and Privacy, pick Privacy at the top. Next to it, where you can adjust the settings for that item Under System Settings, Pick Privacy and Security and note each item on the right pane has a > Pick Security and Privacy icon on your Settings and pick system preferences, from the second item in the menu (In Ventura and later Mac OS, the second item is called System Settings):ġ0 In System Preferences Pick Security and Privacy, Ventura and Pre-Ventura differences Pre-Ventura That will bring up the Security System Preferences skip to step 11 if it goes to Security and Privacy, step 10, If it says Install now, or configureĬlick on the install now or configure on the left side of the image below:Ĩ. This will bring up the main window for Anydesk. Click Open if asked on the above window.ħ. From there, simply double click Anydesk on the window that looks like above.Ħ. Then Open the Applications folder by double clicking it in the icon above, and it will reveal the window below:ĥ. At which point you simply click and drag the AnyDesk icon over the Applications icon. A dialog should appear to open with the image mounter:ģ. Similar directions exist for Yosemite (Mac OS 10.10 on this link):Ģ. Download the following link for Mac OS El Capitan through Ventura (Mac OS 10.11 through 13.0) On both Macs and PC (PC directions from third party).ĭownloading and setup is discussed below for the Mac.ġ. Abraham Brody's Macmaps currently utilizes remote access tools by AnyDesk to offer remote assistance
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