Remove the "sponsored Session" popup

[Admin]

To prevent Sponsored Session popup go into the registry edit "windows" + "r" regedit, and go to \HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TeamViewerSession\shell\open\command and delete the data.

just navigated to the path you suggest and im a little unclear as to how/what data to delete.
do you mean just delete the "command" entry completely from under the "Open" folder? Same with the "default" value that is present?  
OR do you mean to right click and "modify binary data" of each entry( modify by deleting the series of 1 and 0's within that dialog) ?

[Jhaey]

To prevent Sponsored Session popup go into the registry edit "windows" + "r" regedit, and go to \HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TeamViewerSession\shell\open\command and delete the data.

Thank you so much!!! It works guys, I just registered to say thank you.

[Admin]

So to be clear, navigate to \HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TeamViewerSession\shell\open\command and delete the data.
just delete the entry called "command" ? or do you modify "command" by opening it( open Binary data) and deleting the data within in?

[bernardsfingers]

OK I also just registered to say that this works.

You need to:
Run regedit ("windows" + "r" then type: regedit)
Navigate to \HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TeamViewerSession\shell\open\command
Right click on Default in right window & select 'Modify' (not 'Modify Binary Data')
Delete details in 'Value data' box

That's it.

& cheers to datechnerd for the tip!

[r3dDaWn]

the reg hack isn't working, after a bit, it comes back after closing out a session.

[Admin]

make sure you do the reg edit on each machine you are using.
It still works for me, but when i do access a pc form and android device the popup appears on the android screen when i disconnect( but still does not appear on the screen of the remote computer)

[bernardsfingers]

Actually yeah it doesn't seem to be very consistent - mostly it doesn't popup but then sometimes it does. I guess this solution isn't perfect. I ended up just using Autoit3 to compile the script posted on page 1 into an .exe which works fine but is more hassle (ie downloading autoit3, installing, creating script file and then compiling to .exe) than simply editing the registry. Shame 

[Admin]

do you have to run the script each time you close?
how does that implement?

[bernardsfingers]

No, you run the exe & it just runs continuously until you close it. You do have to start it initially tho (I suppose you could include it in the auto-start folder).

[johnbor]

I tried these both the reg remove which does not work because I don't even show that key the regedit in the new version of teamviewer , and the script in autoit did work if the window was focused

Code: [Select]

while True
WinWaitActive("Sponsored session")
Send("{Enter}")
WEnd
Is there a way for this to find both focused and NON-focused windows of the sponsored session?

any help would be great...

[johnbor]

Ok I just did what someone else posted and it seems to work:

Local $tvHandle = 0
while True
   $tvHandle = WinWait("Sponsored session")         ;check if the nagscreen exists
   if Not ($tvHandle = 0) Then
      WinActivate ("Sponsored session")          ;activate the nagscreen
      sleep(20)                           ;just a slight delay to allow for slow computers
      Send("{Enter}")                        ;close it
   EndIf
WEnd

thank you

[jello]

I realize this is an old thread but I just got TeamViewer today and fixed this little problem.
This is what I did:
Navigate to the location of the popup on your local disk. (C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\TeamViewer\Version9\7.hta)
Edit 7.hta with Notepad++ (or whatever else)
Replace the contents with window.close();
Save the file.
Right click and select Properties.
In the Security tab click Edit...
Select each of the Groups (SYSTEM, USERNAME, Admins) and click Full control under Deny for each. (This will check off all the boxes.)
Click Apply.

[DTHConsulting]

Interesting Thread.

There are 4 versions of Teamviewer

1. The Free Version - You pay nothing and can use it in any none commercial situation - For the Privilege of not paying - - You have to put up with the "Sponsored" popup.  Your getting a program that you can use for free instead of shelling out hundreds if not thousands of Dollars as a Licensed user

2 . There are # levels of Licensed users - Business  Premium and Corporate prices at from Just under $700 - just under $3000

The advantage of paying for it is that you can connect to an unlimited number of users without the "supported" pop-up

[Biggoude]

Hi,

Same as some people, I created an accout to follow this thread and remove the "Sponsor window".

As said previously, yes this is free and I'm sure we all thank you for that.

But there is only a company commercial purpose for TeamViewer.
Why don't you make a special package for personal use?

Something people can pay to participate at your software, with the same functionalities and use as the free version but with a personnal licence (and no sponsor window of course )

I like to pay for software I'm glad to use but the minimum amount is.. far too much for a personal use.

Thanks

[klikkamongo]

I realize this is an old thread but I just got TeamViewer today and fixed this little problem.
This is what I did:
Navigate to the location of the popup on your local disk. (C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\TeamViewer\Version9\7.hta)
Edit 7.hta with Notepad++ (or whatever else)
Replace the contents with window.close();
Save the file.
Right click and select Properties.
In the Security tab click Edit...
Select each of the Groups (SYSTEM, USERNAME, Admins) and click Full control under Deny for each. (This will check off all the boxes.)
Click Apply.

Hi, I'm trying this fix on TV9, but I cant find the 7.hta file, I find a bunch of other files, but no .hta's.