How to Fix TeamViewer Proxy Error in Windows 10

But talking about the Proxy Error in TeamViewer, it’s one of the connectivity-related issues that so many users may encounter. In that scenario, users may not be able to establish the remote desktop connection and it mostly happens due to the older version of TeamViewer like v11 or v12. At the time of writing this article, the v15 or higher is the latest one and it may be higher according to the time whenever you read this guide.

How to fix TeamViewer Proxy Error in Windows 10

Meanwhile, the tool will ask you to check for the internet connection that you’re using on the PC once TeamViewer fails to connect remotely. If none of the recommendations work for you, then you can follow the below steps one by one to check whether the issue has been fixed or not.

1. Restart your PC

One of the most common and easiest fixes is to restart your computer whenever you will receive any kind of error or glitch or bug or performance issues on the PC. Some times due to several glitch or stability issues, the Windows system or the particular program may not work as expected. So, simply restart your PC and then try again.

If not fixed, follow the next method.

2. Check Windows Firewall

It’s also possible that Windows Firewall protection is blocking the TeamViewer program to run properly. So, it’s better to head over to the Firewall app and whitelist the TeamViewer application as an exception.

If Firewall isn’t blocking the TeamViewer and still the proxy error appears, then check another step below.

3. Change DNS Addresses

• Click on Start > Type Control Panel and click on it from the search result.
• Click on Network and Internet > Choose View network status and tasks.
• Select Change adapter settings > Here you will need to right-click on the active/connected internet profile.
• Click on Properties > Double-click on the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
• Now, click on the radio button Use the following DNS server addresses.

• Input 8.8.8.8 in the Preferred DNS server and 8.8.4.4 in the Alternate DNS server.
• Enable the checkbox of Validate settings upon exit by clicking on the box.
• Finally, click on Ok and restart your computer.

Then launch the TeamViewer tool and try again. If not fixed the issue, then follow the next method.

4. Check Proxy Settings

• Click on Start > Select Settings.
• Type Proxy and click on Proxy Settings from the search result.
• Make sure all the proxy options are turned off completely.

Next, you should go to the TeamViewer app and check proxy settings there.

• Launch TeamViewer app.
• Click on Extras > Choose Options.

• Form the General option, you can see Proxy settings under Network settings.
• Click on Configure > Click on Use manual proxy.
• Enter the Proxy IP, Port, Username, and Password (if any).
• Click on OK and restart TeamViewer to check for the proxy error again.

That’s it, guys. We hope this guide was helpful to you. Feel free to ask in the comment below for further queries.