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I want to configure all of the Users on the Client computers as User and have Remote Desktop permissions. I was hoping i could do this through Group Policy in Active Directory so i don't have to configure it on each one of the client computers. I found the User Settings-&gt;Control Panel Settings-&gt;Local Users and Groups but not sure how to do it.
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I want to configure all of the Users on the Client computers as User and have Remote Desktop permissions. I was hoping i could do this through Group Policy in Active Directory so i don't have to configure it on each one of the client computers. I found the User Settings->Control Panel Settings->Local Users and Groups but not sure how to do it.

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