Solution 1: Remove TeamViewer from the Hosts File Reverting to the old interface managed to resolve the problem for them.
TeamViewer’s new interface – The user interface is not something which should be related to connectivity problems but it was certainly the case for several TeamViewer users. It won’t hurt and it may bring TeamViewer back! IPv6 connectivity – TeamViewer simply won’t work on IPv6 sometimes so make sure you consider disabling it for the sake of resolving this problem. 
For many users, this is all it took to resolve the problem so make sure you try it out!
DNS and Winsock issues – DNS addresses can be changed and Winsock can be reset. Antivirus or firewall issues – If TeamViewer’s access to the Internet is prevented by the firewall or antivirus you have running, make sure you try making an exception for its main executable file. Deleting its entry will cause Windows to re-create it so try that to resolve the problem. Wrong settings in the ‘hosts’ file – The ‘hosts’ file contains important information about apps connecting to the Internet and it’s possible that the entry for TeamViewer got corrupted. Start /wait msiexec /i "%~dp0xxxxxxxx.msi" /qn /l "c:\install\logs\teamviewer_install_log. If not exist C:\install\Logs\ md TeamViewer msi silent install >%Logfilepathcmd% Set Logfilepathcmd=c:\install\logs\teamviewer_log.log 
Create file for msi silent install.Ĭreate a text file and than copy the commands below. Note! Also you can check for the lasts version on the links above. To download TeamViewer msi file you can go also to application webpage: Here!Ĭopy the msi file to a folder called “ TeamViewer msi silent install ”.
Please noted that TeamViewer MSI can downloaded only from Corporate that have license. In Fact TeamViewer msi version is an installer package off application and can downloaded on official site. At this point run as Administrator the Install.cmd script and the TeamViewer 64-bit version will installed silently.
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