At the time as I write this article, the share is down more than 10 percent. With the announcement of the quarterly figures, the TeamViewer ( OTCPK:TMVWY) ( OTCPK:TMVWF) share fell sharply. I know that the problem goes away if my mother and I talk on the phone while I help her with TeamViewer but I'm trying to avoid that if I possibly can.Photo by NanoStockk/iStock via Getty Images (For what it's worth, I had the same problem with LogMeIn when I was also using Skype to talk to my mother. What do I need to do to reduce the feedback? I've fiddled with mike and speaker levels on both computers but can't seem to find a combination that ensures we can still hear each other but without feedback. I've tried the Audio option in TeamViewer and the feedback is not as bad as it is when I use Skype and TeamViewer together but it's still pretty bad. In fact, I'm inclined to just stop Skype and open up a Notepad window to use as a crude chat window to talk to my mother. Unfortunately, as soon as the TeamViewer session starts, I get feedback and it is quite severe. Then, I fire up the screen-sharing program, TeamViewer 10 in this case. Typically, she will Skype me to tell me she's having a problem as this helps us avoid the cost of long distance. She also lives in a different city so a program like TeamViewer is very helpful when she has trouble with things, as she regularly does. She's 88 and I just helped her buy her second computer she got her first one at 84. I'm pretty proficient with computers but Mom is not.

I've done a full install of version 10 for Windows on both my own computer and my mother's. I'm new to Teamviewer although I have used similar programs in the past, including GoToAssist and LogMeIn. I need some help understanding and preventing feedback in the audio of Teamviewer.

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