Microsoft released a new TeamViewer remote assistance connector for Intune in April 2026, replacing the older integration available since 2016. The new connector requires TeamViewer Tensor or a compatible enterprise license with a Microsoft add-on, and it requires the remote device to be actively managed by TeamViewer, not just enrolled in Intune. This article explains what changed, what you need to configure the integration, and what the new connector cannot do.

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TeamViewer is a remote assistance solution that lets you remotely connect to and control Intune-managed Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS/iPadOS devices directly from the Intune admin center to support your users. Microsoft Intune's April 2026 update (service release 2604) introduces a redesigned TeamViewer connector for remote assistance. The new connector replaces the existing one with a simplified setup process and adds SSO (single sign-on) support, device group synchronization, and granular role-based permissions. If you still use the old connector, you have 12 months to migrate before it stops working. This article explains what changed, what you need, and how to configure the new connector.

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Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) are now natively supported on Arm64-based Windows 11 PCs. Starting with the February 2026 non-security preview update (KB5077241), six RSAT components are available as optional components on Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2, including Server Manager.

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