Introduction to the use of Teamviewer black screen function

When using Teamviewer to remotely control a computer, if you want to prevent the remote computer screen from being seen by others, you can use the Teamviewer remote black screen function. So how to use the Teamviewer black screen function? Today, the editor will share with you how to use the Teamviewer black screen function to easily turn the remote screen black.

To activate a black screen during a remote control session on the remote device, click Actions in the remote control toolbar and select Show Black Screen

​​​In order to blacken the remote screen, you need to install the TeamViewer display driver on the remote device. If the driver is already installed, the remote screen will immediately turn black.

If it is not installed, you will be prompted to install it when you use this function for the first time. A window will pop up prompting installation, please click [Continue] to complete the driver installation.

NOTE: Local users can disable this feature by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL on their computer to toggle access. Not all monitors, video cards, motherboards or BIOS support the TeamViewer monitor driver required to enable a black screen. The TeamViewer display driver solution will depend on the hardware vendor's application, and if compatibility is not achieved, this feature will not be available on some hosts.

The above is how to quickly black out the screen of a remote computer when using Teamviewer. It is very simple. It is mainly implemented by using the monitor driver. Therefore, in order to make the function work properly, be sure to click Other -> Options -> Advanced -> Show Advanced Options -> Advanced Network Settings -> Install Monitor Driver in Teamviewer to install it.

The above article explains the operation content of Teamviewer black screen function. I hope friends in need can learn it.