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  Install AnyDesk via Ubuntu software center. (Simply open your 'Downloads' folder, right click on anydesk_2. _amd deb choose Open With Software Install. Enter your password when it prompted then wait for the AnyDesk installation process to complete.). Installation Commands ; --install. Install AnyDesk to the specified. e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\AnyDesk ; --start-with-win, Automatically.  

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The command-line interface offers ways to help automate many processes involved with AnyDesk. Here, you can find some examples of how to use it with AnyDesk. These can be customized further through the custom client generator on my. These can then be deployed automatically through a script using the commands described in the Installation Commands or through other deployment tools. An example batch script, that will install AnyDesk, register the license key, and set a password, could look like this:.

In case AnyDesk is no longer needed on certain machines, it can be uninstalled through the in-built operating system uninstaller or alternatively, the command-line interface. This can be done using either the --remove or --uninstall command as mentioned in Installation Commands. Using this command, a GUI prompt will appear which will guide the user through the uninstallation process. In case the removal of AnyDesk is supposed to happen purely via a script or through management software, --remove is the right parameter to use.

Furthermore, if a completely silent removal is intended, appending --silent will prevent error messages that might occur during the removal process from showing up. Files such as those found in the below default directories must be manually deleted or deleted through a script.

If AnyDesk is intended to be implemented into already existing software, connecting through the command-line interface using the commands and parameters as described in Connection Commands can be a good tool to achieve that.

Parameters found in Connection Commands can be used to modify shortcuts that have been dropped to the desktop through AnyDesk. This is done by appending a parameter to the "Target" field in "Properties" of the desktop shortcut. For example:. Back to home. Getting Started. Other Platforms. Use-cases for the Command-Line Interface The command-line interface offers ways to help automate many processes involved with AnyDesk.

Standard Module Types. Default EXE. EXE version of the standard client from anydesk. Customer Module EXE. EXE version of a standard client that can only receive connections. Servic e Module EXE.

EXE version of a standard client that can only initiate connections.