If a session is trying to load, close it.Ģ. You can restart Anydesk using the Task Manager and test.ġ. Try creating a new Anydesk session and test. Finally, tap “ Clear data” to clear the browsing history.Īfter you have cleared the Chrome history, you may close the browser. Then, check the “ Browsing history” and “Cookies and other site data” boxes.Ħ.
Next, you have to toggle the Time range to “ All time“.ĥ. Next, click on “ Clear browsing data” to open it.Ĥ. Then, open a new tab there and paste this link, and hit Enter. If you are using the Google Chrome browser, you should clean up your browsing history.Ģ. Try to connect to the setup using AnyDesk. ipconfig /flushdnsĬlose the Command Prompt terminal. Type these three commands one at a time and hit Enter to execute those.
Once you have executed both the ip reset codes, you will see the prompt to restart the system.īut before you restart your system, you have to pass some commands.Ĥ. There, paste these codes one by one, and then, hit Enter to reset the Windows configuration and renew the IP. Then, right-tap “ Command Prompt” and tap “ Run as administrator“.ģ. The terminal can be accessed with administrative rights.
There are some network commands that you can run to fix this problem if this is a network-oriented issue.ġ. Now, open AnyDesk and check if it is working. Wait patiently and soon everything will go back to normal. The whole screen (except the Task Manager) goes white, frozen for a few seconds. Now, just right-tap it and tap “ Restart” to restart the File Explorer process. On the Task Manager, look for the “ File Explorer” process. Then, right-click the Windows icon and tap “ Task Manager” to open it.Ģ. If not, press the Win key+E keys together.Ģ. At first, check if there are any instances of File Explorer opened. It should help you reconnect the to Anydesk remote system.ġ.
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