Important infos about the settings import It will get detected and imported then after the TeamViewer unattended Setup is done. You will get a `.reg` file then, put this file as `tv_full.reg` or `tv_host.reg` – depending on source / target – in the teamviewer-o-matic directory. To do so simply export the settings from a manually configured client. It is also possible to have teamviewer-o-matic import a settings export from TeamViewer. Of course you should create a batchfile for the actual deployment after setting up the conf file.
Run the chosen TeamViewer installer and watch the magic. 
(And yes, `Full` or `Host` MUST be given in this casing – with first letter uppercase and rest lowercase) Note that right now „german“ and „italian“ are the only supported languages.
Run `teamviewer-o-matic.exe `, a tray tip telling you it’s waiting for setup will appear. Copy ``, rename the copy to `nf` and fill it with your details. How to do a TeamViewer unattended setup with „teamviewer-o-matic“ Since quite some things changed compared to the previous version, let me get into details… Feel free to fork, enhance and send pull requests. Oh by the way, the sourcecode can now be found on Github. I’ve used the chance to also clarify the scripts license – all of it is licensed under the GPLv2, a copy of it is included in source and releases. Also this version takes all expected window titles and texts from a config file, so you can simply add another config to support a new language. I’ve created a new version in the last weeks, combining the two variants for TeamViewer (Full) and TeamViewer Host. In their last versions they allowed heavy users of TeamViewer 10 to do a TeamViewer unattended setup without being forced to use the (quite expensive) MSI-Package.īut they had their quirks, one of the larger ones: localizing them to another language always required a recompile. Like most of you will know, I’m creating AutoIt scripts to automate the TeamViewer installers for quite some time now.
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