I also tested opening Teamviewer and exiting it after performing the solution and it will no longer run as a process in the background. I used Admin Command Prompt to check my last wake (powercfg -lastwake) and sure enough, it was Teamviewer. I had the same issue myself after upgrading to Windows 10 Pro but I also remembered updating Teamviewer. It also allows you to keep any other wake timers if you choose for other maintenance programs. This way should still allow you to use Teamviewer but now you have full control on whether it stays open as a process. Repeat the step in the first sentence in your command prompt and Teamviewer should no longer be listed as a wake timer. You want to first "Stop" the service and then change the start up to "Manual".
Find Teamviewer, right click and select properties. Type "Services" into your Windows Search bar and go to the application in PC Settings. However, it is starting up as a "service".
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The most recent update to Teamviewer has included the software to run as a process in the background even though you have not opened Teamviewer or have it starting up at the start of Windows as a program. Teamviewer will probably be listed there. Powercfg -waketimers, it should provide all the wake timers activated on your system.
Bring up your Task Manager (CTL/ALT/DEL and select Task Manager) and identify Teamviewer running as a process in the background.īring up an Admin Command Prompt and type in. You don't have to disable all wake timers.
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