Teamviewer 10.7 Mac Was Originally

My iMac was originally with version 14 on High Sierra but Ive loaded version 12.

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If you can physically turn your monitor off, thats maybe an option.

It authenticates but then it just sits there, the only way I can connect is if I vnc in from my phone first so the screen is on (no the mini is not going to sleep just the monitor) and as soon as that turns on the screen bam, teamviewer works.

I have sent in a support request and I have tried both V 7 and V 6 of TV.

I have noticed since I upgraded to 10.7.4 that when my monitor goes to sleep I cannot connect via Teamviewer.

TV doesnt require that a display be awake, turned on, or even connected.

You might try using Caffeine to temporarily override your energy saver settings and keep your Mac awake with a click on the Menu Bar icon.

That sure sounds like the mini is going to sleep, rather than the display, since you can TV to a computer even without a display connected.

If it were asleep TV woudlnt authenticate to the machine and connect, its just not presenting me a screen until something else like a mouse click or a vnc session wakes the screen up.

I can verify this by turning off screen sleep in osx, if I do that it works fine all the time.

Yeah, but its not, the machine is not asleep, I can kick it off to work by vnc into it.

However, the work around I have found is LogMeIn, being back to my mac is not an option with my PB.

It took a bit of hunting to find a client that would work with 10.5.8, but it was worth it.

Works pretty damn well, albeit a bit slow and the graphics on my PB are pretty horrid, but useable.

I have the same issue when trying to connect to my 2011 mini (10.7.4) at home with my PB (10.5.8) remotely.

I have also had to go the VNC route via my iphone to awake the offending computer before I could establish a connection.

It was hard for them to acknowledge the issue, but they finally did after repeated questioning.

Teamviewer For Mac 10.7