How to apply your customization to an installed module
While being connected to the Internet
To apply your customization to an installed module while being connected to the Internet, please follow the instructions below:
- Open the Command Prompt (CMD).
- Navigate to the TeamViewer installation folder.
- (Per default, it should be: %Program Files(x86)%\TeamViewer or %Program Files%\TeamViewer)
- Enter the following command into the command line:
- TeamViewer.exe customize --id paste_your_customization_id_here
- Confirm with Enter.
While not being connected to the Internet
To apply your customization to an installed module while not being connected to the Internet, please follow the instructions below:
- Download the custom config .zip file from the following URL:
- https://configdl.teamviewer.com/configs/<customconfig id>.zip
- Please replace <customconfig id> with the CUSTOMCONFIG you obtained in Step 2.
- Open the Command Prompt (CMD)
- Navigate to the TeamViewer installation folder
- (Per default, it should be: %Program Files(x86)%\TeamViewer or %Program Files%\TeamViewer)
- Enter the following command into the command line:
- TeamViewer.exe customize --path path_to_customization_ZIP
- Confirm with Enter
In both methods, customization will be applied to your module.
The visual changes (logo, color, textual changes, disclaimer, and terms & conditions) will be visible after a restart. If you have used the optional parameter --restart-gui the TeamViewer client will automatically be restarted.
Main parameters
--id <customization_id>
Specifies the customization via the respective ID retrieved from the Management Console.
🚨 Cannot be combined with --path.
--path <path_to_zip>
Instead of using --id, you can specify the customization zip file. UNC paths are also accepted. The user executing the command needs access rights to that path.
🚨 Cannot be combined with --id
--restart-gui
This parameter restarts the TeamViewer client. The restart applies the visual changes of the given customization (logo, color, textual changes, disclaimer, and terms & conditions).
--remove
This option removes an already applied customization if there is any. Without this option, the second customization would fail otherwise.
You can already specify the following customization via --id or --path to be applied after the removal has finished.