How to Use AnyDesk 5.3.4 for Remote Desktop Access
AnyDesk is a fast and secure remote desktop application that allows you to access any device at any time from anywhere. Whether you need to work from home, provide technical support, or collaborate with your team, AnyDesk can help you achieve your goals.

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In this article, we will show you how to use AnyDesk 5.3.4 for remote desktop access. We will cover the following topics:


How to download and install AnyDesk 5.3.4 on your device
How to create and manage your AnyDesk-ID and Alias
How to connect to another device using AnyDesk 5.3.4
How to customize your settings and preferences for AnyDesk 5.3.4

How to Download and Install AnyDesk 5.3.4 on Your Device
To use AnyDesk 5.3.4, you need to download and install it on your device first. You can download AnyDesk 5.3.4 from the official website[^1^]. The download size is only 3 MB and the installation process is very simple.

Depending on your operating system, you can choose from different versions of AnyDesk 5.3.4, such as Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, or Raspberry Pi[^1^]. You can also use AnyDesk portable (not installed) if you don't have administrator rights or
want to run it from a USB stick[^2^]. However, note that AnyDesk portable only has an ID and no Alias can be assigned until AnyDesk is installed or manually registered via the my.anydesk.com customer portal[^2^].



How to Create and Manage Your AnyDesk-ID and Alias
Each AnyDesk has a unique numerical ID to identify in the AnyDesk network. A more descriptive Alias can be assigned to that ID[^2^]. Both represent an address to a specific AnyDesk client.

An Alias is structured by name and namespace: , such as computer ad[^2^]. The public namespace is " ad" referring to AnyDesk[^2^]. All users have access to this namespace.

AnyDesk-Alias can currently consist of the following characters: Numbers: 0-9 Letters: a-z, A-Z Symbols: minus (-), period (.), and underscore (_) All other characters are forbidden and regarded as invalid[^2^]. Additionally, an Alias can consist of a
maximum of 25 characters[^2^].

Warning: AnyDesk-Aliases in the public namespace ( ad) are permanently linked to the AnyDesk-ID and cannot be removed or reassigned[^2^]. Paid license users are able to assign up to 3 Aliases in the public namespace to one AnyDesk-ID[^2^]. If you are
regularly changing AnyDesk-Aliases or wish to reassign them to a different AnyDesk-ID, please consider using a custom namespace[^2^].

To create or change your Alias, you can either use the settings menu in the AnyDesk client or log in to your my.anydesk.com customer portal and go to the Client Details page[^2^]. You can also backup and restore your AnyDesk-ID and Alias by copying or
replacing the configuration files in your device[^2^].

How to Connect to Another Device Using AnyDesk 5.3.4
To connect to another device using AnyDesk 5.3.4, you need to know its ID or Alias first. You can either ask the person who owns the device or look it up in your address book if you have added it before.

Once you have the ID or Alias of the device you want to connect to, enter it in the Remote Desk field in your AnyDesk client and click Connect[^1^]. The person on the other side will receive a request for permission to access their device[^1^]. They can
either accept or reject it, or set a password for unattended access[^1^]. If they accept it or enter a password, you will see their screen on your device and be able
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