Let me start at the beginning: your hard drive (/dev/disk0) has two relevant partitions: Macintosh HD (your regular startup volume), and Recovery HD. Root/data/user_de/0//files/.It's rather complicated, and actually a lot of the complexity is to avoid wasting space I don't think you can "reclaim" anything without breaking it. MSI: %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\AnyDesk\ad_ _msi\ %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\AnyDesk\ĮXE: %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\AnyDesk\ad_ \ The directory of the configuration files depends on whether you have installed AnyDesk or run it portable: To secure settings and recent session list as well, backup the entire “Installed” and “Uninstalled” folders respectively. This enables you to retrieve your ID and Alias in case of data loss. To backup your ID and Alias, save the nf configuration file in a secure location. Whether you want to migrate your AnyDesk-ID to a new device or simply want to backup your AnyDesk-ID and Alias for a rainy day, AnyDesk allows users to backup and restore their configuration files. *Furthermore, for custom MSI installer packages, "Automatically register alias" should not be selected when using the above key-value pair.īack to Top Backing up and Restoring the AnyDesk-ID and Settings
Please note that for the above to work, there must be no existing configuration files for that client type on the device. If there are no previous configuration files when installing a custom client with the above options, the device name, and your custom namespace will be automatically registered as the Alias for this client. Automatically by installing a custom client with the key-value pair:Īnd the following Custom Client Generator options:.Manually via the Client Details page in your customer portal.
Tip: There are two ways to register an Alias in your custom namespace: Administrator Privileges and Elevation (UAC)ĪnyDesk for Linux / Raspberry Pi / FreeBSD
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