| Symptom | Likely Fix | | :--- | :--- | | "Waiting for Image" for > 10 seconds | Toggle "Allow direct connections" OFF/ON | | Connects, then drops after 1 minute | Turn OFF "Use UDP" | | "Connection Refused" instantly | Check Windows Firewall | | Works on home Wi-Fi, not on office Wi-Fi | Your work firewall is blocking it (Use a VPN or ask IT) |
By default, AnyDesk uses port 7070 for connections. If another program is using this port, you will face constant disconnects. You can try changing the port in the settings or simply ensuring that port 80 and 443 are open, as AnyDesk uses these as fallbacks. connecting to anydesk network problem
Before diving into complex settings, ensure the problem isn't on AnyDesk's end. Visit the official AnyDesk status page or check social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) to see if there is a regional outage. If the status page shows green lights across all systems, the issue is likely local to your device or network. Basic Troubleshooting Steps | Symptom | Likely Fix | | :---
Before we start clicking buttons, it helps to understand the "Enemy." AnyDesk usually connects via a . If that fails, it routes traffic through a proxy server (which is slower). If you can't connect at all, one of three things is likely wrong: Before diving into complex settings, ensure the problem
The review of the troubleshooting process reveals a mixed bag of efficacy.
Under the "Connection" tab, look for the "General" section.