Fix AnyDesk Countdown Delay Issue - Anydesk Countdown Reset (100-second Issue) - إصلاح مشكلة العد التنازلي في AnyDesk

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Fix AnyDesk Countdown Delay Issue - Anydesk Countdown Reset (100-second Issue) - إصلاح مشكلة العد التنازلي في AnyDesk

This batch script, anydesk-batch.bat, is designed to fix the AnyDesk 100-second countdown delay issue. It moves AnyDesk configuration files from their default locations to a backup folder named old. This solution targets files in both the AppData\Roaming\AnyDesk folder (user-specific) and ProgramData\AnyDesk folder (system-wide).

Purpose: Fixing the AnyDesk 100-Second Countdown

Occasionally, AnyDesk may mistakenly detect usage patterns that suggest you are using it for commercial purposes. As a result, it may trigger a 100-second delay popup, significantly slowing down your remote access experience. This script helps to reset AnyDesk's configuration files, moving them to an old folder, and potentially bypassing the delay and resetting AnyDesk's usage records that might be causing the popup.

Why You Need This Script

If you've been hit by the AnyDesk 100-second delay when connecting, this script can help you restore the normal use of AnyDesk without the frustrating countdown timer. It is a simple and effective way to resolve issues related to incorrect commercial usage detection by AnyDesk.

Script Actions - How the AnyDesk Countdown Fix Works

The script performs the following actions to help resolve the AnyDesk countdown delay:

1. Moves AnyDesk configuration files from %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\AnyDesk to %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\AnyDesk\old.
2. Moves AnyDesk configuration files from C:\ProgramData\AnyDesk to C:\ProgramData\AnyDesk\old.
3. Checks if the old folder exists in each location, creating it if necessary.

Configuration Files Moved by the Script

The following AnyDesk configuration files are moved to help resolve the countdown delay:

• user.conf (commented)
• service.conf
• system.conf

How to Use This Script to Fix the AnyDesk Delay

1. Download the anydesk-batch.bat file or create a new .bat file and paste in the script below.
2. Run the Script: Double-click on the .bat file to execute it, or run it from the command prompt for a more detailed output. Running it in command prompt provides useful feedback about which files have been moved and ensures that the script is running correctly.

Benefits of Using This AnyDesk Countdown Fix Script

• Bypass AnyDesk 100-second countdown: Remove the frustration of waiting unnecessarily.
• Reset AnyDesk settings: Helps AnyDesk function as intended without commercial misinterpretation.
• No risk of data loss: The script moves files rather than deleting them, giving you an opportunity to restore them if needed.

Important Note

• This script is intended for individuals who are not using AnyDesk for commercial purposes. If you are using AnyDesk for professional or business activities, please consider purchasing a commercial license from AnyDesk to comply with their terms and conditions.

Download the AnyDesk Batch Script Now

Fix the AnyDesk countdown timer and restore uninterrupted remote access!

Keywords and Tags

• Fix AnyDesk countdown delay
• Bypass AnyDesk 100-second timer
• Reset AnyDesk configuration files
• Solve AnyDesk commercial usage popup
• AnyDesk configuration batch script
• Remote access countdown issue
• إصلاح مشكلة العد التنازلي AnyDesk

By optimizing the file and resetting AnyDesk settings, you can easily bypass the 100-second countdown issue and regain smooth access without interruptions.

anydesk-batch.bat

@echo off

REM Set source and destination folders for the Roaming AnyDesk folder
set "roamingSource=%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\AnyDesk"
set "roamingDestination=%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\AnyDesk\old"

REM Set source and destination folders for the ProgramData AnyDesk folder
set "programDataSource=C:\ProgramData\AnyDesk"
set "programDataDestination=C:\ProgramData\AnyDesk\old"

REM Check if the Roaming destination folder exists, if not, create it
if not exist "%roamingDestination%" (
    mkdir "%roamingDestination%"
)

REM Move specified files in Roaming
@REM move "%roamingSource%\user.conf" "%roamingDestination%"
move "%roamingSource%\service.conf" "%roamingDestination%"
move "%roamingSource%\system.conf" "%roamingDestination%"

REM Check if the ProgramData destination folder exists, if not, create it
if not exist "%programDataDestination%" (
    mkdir "%programDataDestination%"
)

REM Move specified files in ProgramData
@REM move "%programDataSource%\user.conf" "%programDataDestination%"
move "%programDataSource%\service.conf" "%programDataDestination%"
move "%programDataSource%\system.conf" "%programDataDestination%"

echo Files moved successfully from both locations!
pause

Perfect, Thanks a lot.

Worked!
Thanks.
Note for myself: I must quit anydesk before running this.

Thanks a lot for this! Everything is good except for the saved password for each connection. Every time I try to connect, it keeps asking for the password even though I hit the button to save it. Not sure if others are facing this, but I just wanted to share my experience. Hope there’s a solution to fix this password issue as well

Works! thx!
Tip: Execute as administrator

Thanks a lot for this! Everything is good except for the saved password for each connection. Every time I try to connect, it keeps asking for the password even though I hit the button to save it. Not sure if others are facing this, but I just wanted to share my experience. Hope there’s a solution to fix this password issue as well

Hello, check what you mention about the password and I only ask it for the first time after applying the Fix, although it leaves the option to remember, I clarify that I am using version 9.5.1 of Anydesk. Greetings!

Thank you so much. It works!

Excelente me funciono...!!! Gracias

Excelente me funciono...!!! Gracias

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