They go down sometime or suffer glitches. If you get the 'Your Partner is not connected' prompt, have you ever thought the server at Teamviewer may be down or in error and the people at Teamviewer do not know about it? Teamviewer is the 'middle man' between you and your friends computers.

In the meantime, I don’t feel disposed to changing a rock solid OS to hopefully accommodate a single program that I’m only lukewarm about anyway. Possibly someone among you, with a far better knowledge of the workings than myself, might be able to throw some light on it. Maybe the number of failed log-ons has triggered something and I’ve been shut out? Surely they must be connected to be given those?Īnother clue might be I have on a couple of occasions been accused of using the free version for Commercial purposes! Well how can this be if all the computers have been given ID’s and Passwords? Now I have no idea how TV works, but the message is always “Your Partner is not connected”!

Yes they belong to the “click everything brigade” and I don’t know how many times I’ve told them to read and think about what the computer is telling them before clicking anything.Īnyway, all that aside and back to the technical side of things, you will be pleased to hear the two computers that were working, then not working, are back talking to each other again, without any help from me, other than turning them off over night. However, a number of friends seem to rely on me to fix their computers when they break them, which is rather too often. My position is Mint 18 has been rock solid for me and I don’t really care if I have TV or not.

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