Now, having said that, there may be some other issues that may prevent you from accessing the computer, including, as you noticed, after macOS system software updates, this can sometimes cause TeamViewer to loose it's connectivity. That's the simple checkbox you've been looking for. Presuming that you're talking about installing TeamViewer Host on the client computer you wish to remote control, indeed, look into the TeamViewer Host preferences, then click upon the 'Advanced' tab, and there locate and check the checkbox that says : "Full access control when a partner is connecting to the login window". Yes, indeed, there is a simple checkbox, that _normally_ will allow you to reconnect even after a reboot, even if only the login screen is displayed. "I sure hope this is as simple as a checkbox that I have yet to discover." However, I think they missed your actual question regarding your issue of not being able to connect to the Macintosh computer after a reboot: "If you or others need to access the Mac remotely, Screen Recording and Accessibility are required at a minimum."įull disk access is nice, especially if you need to exchange files with the remote computer, but not required for screen control.
#MAC RESTART ON POWER FAILURE FULL#
The other person correct in showing you the link regarding the initial setup of TeamViewer on the newer macOS versions (10.14 Mojave & 10.15 Catalina), that require specifically manually ALLOWING access via System preference settings on the remote computer, ie: granting permission in System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy, where you can then click on each of the 3 : Screen Recording, Accessibility, and Full Disk Access