Locate and delete (or rename) the user.conf and system.conf files.
There are open-source utilities like the Anydesk-Reset-Tool on GitHub that automate the process of stopping services, clearing caches, and resetting registry values to ensure a "clean" instance. Summary of Reset Methods Primary Action Requirement Account Access Use "Forgot Password" on my.anydesk.com Email access Remote Access Overwrite password in Access Settings Local/Physical access New AnyDesk ID Delete service.conf in %programdata% Admin Rights Commercial Fix Use a Reset Script (like SBZ or GitHub tools) Admin Rights How can I reset my password for my.anydesk? anydesk resetter password sbz updated
The "SBZ Updated" tool is often a re-upload of a 2019 script. AnyDesk now uses server-side timers. Even if you reset local registry keys, the remote AnyDesk network knows when your session started. The result: You still get the "Commercial Use Detected" popup after 5 minutes. Locate and delete (or rename) the user