Under certain conditions, connections to a machine failed with 'deskrtipcerror'. This occured when AnyDesk was not installed. Added a workaround for these machines. AnyDesk now uses the monitor which is currently displaying the AnyDesk window when going to fullscreen mode. AnyDesk is now scaled correctly with high dpi settings. AnyDesk now runs better on windows xp when the user is restricted. The tray icon is re-created when the explorer restarts. Fixed a bug at the startup of the control process. AnyDesk now runs in safe mode with network if started manually. Connecting to a workstation which was being shut down resulted in deskrtipcerror. Connecting is possible now. The shutdown is canceled.

AnyDesk is a new remote desktop system and enables users to access their data, images, videos and applications from anywhere and at any time, and also to share it with others. AnyDesk is the first remote desktop software that doesn't require you to think about what you can do. CAD, video editing or simply working comfortably with an office suite for hours are just a few examples. AnyDesk is designed for modern multi-core CPUs. Most of AnyDesk's image processing is done con­currently. This way, AnyDesk can uti­lize up to 90% of.

Conventional screen sharing and remote desk­top applications are based on outdated com­pression techniques (X11, RDP, VNC) or on codecs that were designed for photos (JPEG) or video mate­rial (H.264). AnyDesk closes this gap by intro­ducing DeskRT, a video codec specifically designed for graphi­cal user inter­faces. Exploi­ting the special proper­ties of GUI image data (e.g. large areas of the same colour, high con­trasts, sharp edges, repeating patterns in the time and spatial domain, or the linear trans­lation of image con­tents), DeskRT is able to bring about very high image quality and low res­ponse times for the user.

Just one megabyte - downloaded in a glimpse, sent via email, or fired up from your USB drive, AnyDesk will turn any desktop into your desktop in se­conds. No administrative privileges or installation needed.

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AnyDesk 1.2.2 Beta changelog:

New Features

• Added interactive access modes. AnyDesk can now be configured to accept no connection requests.
• Improved mouse behaviour when the cursor leaves the AnyDesk window while a mouse key is pressed.
• If the remote desktop becomes inaccessible due to insufficient rights, a message is displayed.
• Using the mirror driver can now be forced for non-server-systems which are too slow without mirror driver.
• It is now possible to add firewall exceptions for AnyDesk by using the hostname 'relay-*.anydesk.com'.

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Fixed Bugs

• Fixed IPC error in the portable version when the path of the executable contains unicode characters.
• Fixed crash when double-clicking on a tab in the options dialog.
• The portable version now automatically is able to control system processes when started on systems with UAC disabled.
• Improved process startup handling to prevent IPC errors.
• Connections to AnyDesk could result in desk_rt_ipc_error when AnyDesk was started from a network drive.
• On some systems with unusual system path configuration AnyDesk did not start at all. Fixed.
• In some circumstances AnyDesk did not quit correctly while the renderer was busy.
• Fixed graphics glitches which occured when coming from a secure desktop with access denied.
• Sometimes, switching the monitor could cause graphics problems.

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