If you prefer an automated "one-click" experience, use open-source scripts from rather than untrusted .exe files. These scripts are transparent and allow you to see exactly what commands they are running.
Changing your AnyDesk ID is often necessary when your current ID is flagged for "Commercial Use Detected" or if you want to prevent unauthorized users from attempting connections to your device. While many users look for a "reset anydesk id address.exe" download, using random executables from the internet is highly discouraged as many are flagged as .
This method involves deleting the configuration files that store your current ID. AnyDesk will automatically generate a brand-new ID the next time you open it.
Alternative location (if the above doesn't work) : Type %appdata%\AnyDesk in the Run box. : Find and delete the following files: service.conf system.conf
: Right-click the AnyDesk icon in your system tray (near the clock) and select Quit . Navigate to the Config Folder :
: Open the application again. You will see a new 9 or 10-digit ID. 2. Verified Script-Based Resets
Press Windows Key + R , type %programdata%\AnyDesk , and hit .
Instead, you can reset your ID safely by manually removing specific configuration files or using verified open-source scripts. 1. The Manual Reset Method (Safest)
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