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We are wanting to start using remote assistance to help out the users
in our org. But we are coming to a problem with some computers. In group policy I have both "Solicited Remote Assistance" and "Offer Remote Assistance" enabled. But it doesn't seem like these settings are getting propogated by the XP computers. Most of our computers already had these options enabled and only a few did not. On the few that did not the settings are not updating. I also notice that when I Right-Click on My Computer and go to the Remote tab the "Allow remote Assistance invitations to be sent from this computer" and the "Allow computer to be controlled remotely" settings are not greyed out.. meaning the user can disable these, which we do not want. I'm wondering if there is possibly a bug with enabling these settings with Group Policy. The computers in question are running Windows XP SP2 and the server is running Windows 2003 Server Enterprise. Thanks! Leslie |
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