When auto-translate mode is active, all keys will be transmitted to the remote side as if the local keyboard layout would be active on the remote side. This mode is not feasible for office work but it can be useful when playing games which depend on the exact location of a key. I tried a second Windows 7 laptop with the same result. I tried updating the AnyDesk software on the laptop, and reinstalling the app on the tablet. I can still see the AnyDesk Settings button, but no laptop picture. Until recently, everything was fine, but one day, and every time since, I connected as usual but could only see a black screen. AnyDesk ensures secure and reliable remote desktop connections for IT. Connect to a computer remotely, be it from the other end of the office or halfway around the world. Fixes in the session player: Fixed a bug where a session recording may not play immediately.

Fixed a visual glitch in the Address Book. Fixed bugs related to visual quality: Fixed a bug that caused image artifacts to appear during sessions. Fixed a bug where the user got stuck with 'waiting for image' window. If that doesn't work, change the size of your client window and try 'auto-adapt resolution' again. Under 'display settings' monitor icon choose 'auto-adapt resolution'. (until you do this auto-adapt option below is greyed out) click 'cancel'. Under the 'actions' lightning icon choose ctrl+alt+del.

Wait until it it says 'waiting for image'.

Anydesk windows 10 waiting for image