Hi, Maybe it is not useful to install veyon-master on every PC (only on "master" PC, where icon on desktop could make sense). For that, you have the "/NoMaster" switch. I guess, maybe there is a way to avoid icon on desktop with configuration (veyon-configurator). You can launch veyon configurator on a PC, check the right options, export this file and use it during installation with this switch : /ApplyConfig='my-conf-file.json'" E.T.

@gerardsweeney What do you mean with 'It seems to work, but I had to set the rules to do it if NOT localhost.'? What I want to achieve: When I access a computer where an administrative user is logged in, the user needs to click Allow. I made an access rule (see attached files), but the administrative user is not getting a pop-up to Allow remote control... What am I doing wrong?

Sounds like a perfect solution!

Stranger and stranger The connection notification goes away if the end user clicks the OK/close button. On the previous version of Veyon which I did my initial tests on - the connection notification would reappear if the pupil clicked the OK/close button on the notification.

Gah! Ignore me.. That didn't work. I'd mistakenly unticked the "show notification when an unathorized.." box I'm just going to roll with it for now. I'd still like to know how to stop it remembering my previously connected clients, though. At the moment, it looks like I'm going to have to replace the shortcut for Master with a script which deletes the per-user settings file and then runs Master.. Not ideal.

Hi @drubs unfortunately Veyon currently does not have audio forwarding support. Best regards Tobias

I'm not currently seeing this with a new install of 4.4.0. Is it perhaps worth trying to wipe your settings on a pupil PC, and then re-import settings/key exported from a newly installed 4.4.0? Disclaimer - I haven't upgraded from any previous versions, and my testing is still very recent and limited. Cheers, Gerard

Hi @Tzeenach I guess you're running Veyon on Windows. On Windows the Veyon Server process is started by the Veyon Service with SYSTEM privileges so until your students have administrative privileges, they won't be able to kill the process. Can you verify the students do not have administrative privileges? Best regards Tobias

Hi.. Using the newest one, my import looks like; set curpath=%~dp0 set curpath=%curpath:~0,-1% set cli="%ProgramW6432%\Veyon\veyon-cli.exe" set loc="Art & Design 07" %cli% networkobjects remove %loc% %cli% networkobjects import "%curpath%\Art & Design 07.csv" location %loc% format "%%name%%,%%host%%,%%mac%%" The CSV looks like: WSARTD07-01,WSARTD07-01.school.domain,AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF WSARTD07-02,WSARTD07-02.school.domain,AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF WSARTD07-03,WSARTD07-03.school.domain,AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF Is that any use?