

In the release, tv.ini must be situated in \TeamViewerPortable\App\teamviewer folder.Īlso, by setting LogOutgoingConnections=1 in the TeamViewer.ini file you can force TeamViewer to write a log file with detailed information about your connections.

This works in the oficial portable release from. This is only a suggested solution, as I have not tested the whole thing practically. You can create the tv.ini by exporting your settings in the advanced options of the full TeamViewer version (Extras > Options > Advanced > Show advanced options > Export settings for TeamViewer Portable). In the file TeamViewerPortable.ini must be pasted the following code: Activate Registrytrue RegistryKeys teamviewersettingsHKCU\Software\TeamViewer With these alterations should now be recompiled a new installer TeamViewerPortablex.x. TeamViewer Portable will import the settings from a file called tv.ini which has to be situated in the same directory as your TeamViewer.exe. Yes, you can use the Export Settings To PatchMyPC.ini button in the options menu to export the current. The thing to do is importsettings=1 wich activate the automatic settings import. Patch My PC is a portable app and less than 2MB. Setting nosave=0 will save your settings, but in the registry, and that doesn`t make it portable. Work with TeamViewer.ini situated in \TeamViewerPortable\App\teamviewer folder.
