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XPE is lockeddown but how?

Asked by nicolausj in Windows XP Embedded, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Remote Desktop/Terminal Services

Tags: XPE, Windows embedded

I have several Windows XP Embedded machines that are stand alone machines that use RDP to connect to a terminal server for web browsing.

The current setup:  The XPE machines auto logon when powered on and launch the RDP file (which has a username and password in it) and the remote desktop connection is made.
This user account doesn't have the ability to use right click either.

Problem:
I need to create a new RDP connection as the limited user and save the username and password in the RDP file. I have tried creating a new RDP file as the Admin account then placing it in the limited users startup folder.... which didn't save the password.

How can I re-enable the right click to change the RDP file settings for the limited user??? I'm lost as to where this setting could be set.

I have tried: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer
and looking for a NoViewContentMenu setting and found nothing
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