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| Quote Answers 1 Sign in to vote I don't believe there is a built-in group that has that set of permissions, but if you created a group in AD, or even locally, it seems like you could play around with the Remote Control permission and get what you need. In Terminal Services Configuration, check out the properties of the RDP-tcp connection, Permissions tab. Add your group, give them User Access, then click Advanced, choose the group, click Edit, and add the Remote Control permission. I'm operating from memory here to some degree, but Irecallfrom other environments I've worked in that this allows them to open Terminal Services Manager, right click on a session, and choose Remote Control. I don't think there was more to it than that... Another way to offer this without allowing them into Terminal Services Manager at all is to use Group Policy to set up the domain so that offering of Remote Assistance is allowed, and make these users helpers. If you want to restrict th
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