Administrative Templates are registry-based policy settings that appear in the Local Group Policy Editor under the Administrative Templates node of both the Computer and User Configuration nodes. In the console tree, click the folder under Administrative Templates that contains the policy settings you want to configure.
In the Setting column, click the name for a policy setting to read a description of the policy setting. To change that policy setting from its current state, double-click the name of the policy setting. To complete this procedure, you must have Edit setting permission to edit a GPO. If computer policy conflicts with user policy, computer policy generally takes precedence.
However, if application authors disregard this convention, Group Policy cannot enforce it. Apply filters on Administrative Template policy settings when you want to find a specific policy setting or when you want to limit the number of policy settings displayed in the Local Group Policy Editor.
The Local Group Policy Editor allows you to change the criteria for displaying Administrative Template policy settings. By default, the editor displays all policy settings, including unmanaged policy settings.
However, you can use property filters to change how the Local Group Policy Editor displays Administrative Template policy settings. There are three inclusive property filters that you can use to filter Administrative Templates. These property filters include:. There are two kinds of Administrative Template policy settings: Managed and Unmanaged. The Group Policy Client service governs Managed policy settings and removes a policy setting when it is no longer within scope of the user or computer.
The Group Policy Client service does not govern unmanaged policy settings. These policy settings are persistent. The Group Policy Client service does not remove unmanaged policy settings, even if the policy setting is not within scope of the user or computer.
Trusted Sites Zone Template. Turn on certificate address mismatch warning. Intranet Sites: Include all sites that bypass the proxy server. Site to Zone Assignment List. Turn on automatic detection of intranet. Turn on Notification bar notification for intranet content. Disable the Advanced page. Disable the Connections page. Disable the Content page. Disable the General page. Disable the Privacy page. Disable the Programs page. Disable the Security page.
Send internationalized domain names. Use UTF- 8 for mailto links. Prevent ignoring certificate errors. Internet Settings. Advanced settings. Go to an intranet site for a one- word entry in the Address bar. Allow Internet Explorer to play media files that use alternative codecs. Prevent configuration of top- result search on Address bar. Prevent configuration of search on Address bar. Turn off URL Suggestions. Turn off Windows Search AutoComplete.
Component Updates. Prevent specifying cipher strength update information URLs. Periodic check for updates to Internet Explorer and Internet Tools. Prevent specifying the update check interval in days. Set how links are opened in Internet Explorer. Open Internet Explorer tiles on the desktop. Turn off InPrivate Filtering.
Turn off Tracking Protection. Turn off InPrivate Browsing. Turn off collection of InPrivate Filtering data. Establish InPrivate Filtering threshold. Establish Tracking Protection threshold. Security Features. Add- on Management. Add- on List. Deny all add- ons unless specifically allowed in the Add- on List. Turn off Adobe Flash in Internet Explorer and prevent applications from using Internet Explorer technology to instantiate Flash objects.
All Processes. Process List. Turn off the WebSocket Object. Turn off cross- document messaging. Turn off the XDomainRequest object. Maximum number of connections per server HTTP 1. Change the maximum number of connections per host HTTP 1. Set the maximum number of WebSocket connections per server.
Binary Behavior Security Restriction. Install binaries signed by MD2 and MD4 signing technologies. Internet Explorer Processes. Admin- approved behaviors. Consistent Mime Handling. Local Machine Zone Lockdown Security. All Processes Not configured No. Internet Explorer Processes Not configured No. Process List Not configured No. Mime Sniffing Safety Feature. MK Protocol Security Restriction. Network Protocol Lockdown.
Restricted Protocols Per Security Zone. Internet Zone Restricted Protocols. Intranet Zone Restricted Protocols. Local Machine Zone Restricted Protocols.
Restricted Sites Zone Restricted Protocols. Trusted Sites Zone Restricted Protocols. Notification bar. Object Caching Protection. Protection From Zone Elevation. Restrict ActiveX Install. Restrict File Download. Scripted Window Security Restrictions. Turn off Data Execution Prevention. Turn off Data URI support.
Do not display the reveal password button. Turn off Developer Tools. Turn off toolbar upgrade tool. Hide the Command bar. Hide the status bar. Lock all toolbars. Lock location of Stop and Refresh buttons. Display tabs on a separate row. Customize command labels.
Use large icons for command buttons. Add a specific list of search providers to the user's list of search providers. Turn off add- on performance notifications. Automatically activate newly installed add- ons. Turn off Crash Detection. Do not allow users to enable or disable add- ons. Turn on menu bar by default. Customize user agent string. Turn off Automatic Crash Recovery. Turn off ActiveX Opt- In prompt. Turn off Favorites bar. Prevent per- user installation of ActiveX controls.
Prevent changing pop- up filter level. Turn off Reopen Last Browsing Session. Prevent bypassing SmartScreen Filter warnings. Prevent bypassing SmartScreen Filter warnings about files that are not commonly downloaded from the Internet. Prevent "Fix settings" functionality. Prevent managing the phishing filter. Prevent managing SmartScreen Filter.
Turn off the Security Settings Check feature. Install new versions of Internet Explorer automatically. Turn on Suggested Sites. Turn on compatibility logging. Enforce full- screen mode.
Allow Internet Explorer 8 shutdown behavior. Turn off page- zooming functionality. Turn off browser geolocation. Specify default behavior for a new tab. Prevent running First Run wizard. Prevent access to Internet Explorer Help. Prevent Internet Explorer Search box from appearing. Disable Automatic Install of Internet Explorer components. Turn off Quick Tabs functionality. Prevent changing the default search provider.
Disable showing the splash screen. Turn off configuration of pop- up windows in tabbed browsing. Turn off tabbed browsing. Disable Periodic Check for Internet Explorer software updates.
Prevent configuration of how windows open. Pop- up allow list. Disable changing Automatic Configuration settings. Disable changing connection settings. Prevent managing pop- up exception list. Turn off pop- up management.
Prevent changing proxy settings. Turn off the auto- complete feature for web addresses. Prevent participation in the Customer Experience Improvement Program. Turn off suggestions for all user- installed providers. Turn off the quick pick menu.
Disable changing secondary home page settings. Security Zones: Use only machine settings. Security Zones: Do not allow users to change policies. Disable software update shell notifications on program launch. Restrict search providers to a specific list. Prevent configuration of new tab creation. Set tab process growth. Turn off ability to pin sites in Internet Explorer on the desktop.
Turn on ActiveX Filtering. Make proxy settings per- machine rather than per- user. Internet Information Services. Prevent IIS installation. Location and Sensors. Turn off location scripting.
Turn off location. Turn off sensors. Disable remote Desktop Sharing. Network Projector. Turn off Connect to a Network Projector. Network Projector Port Setting. Online Assistance. Turn off Active Help. Parental Controls. Make Parental Controls control panel visible on a Domain. Presentation Settings. Turn off Windows presentation settings. Remote Desktop Services. RD Licensing. License server security group. Prevent license upgrade. Remote Desktop Connection Client. Do not allow passwords to be saved.
Specify SHA1 thumbprints of certificates representing trusted. Prompt for credentials on the client computer. Configure server authentication for client. Remote Desktop Session Host. Automatic reconnection. Allow users to connect remotely using Remote Desktop Services. Deny logoff of an administrator logged in to the console session.
Configure keep- alive connection interval. Limit number of connections. Set rules for remote control of Remote Desktop Services user sessions. Select network detection on the server. Select RDP transport protocols. Device and Resource Redirection. Allow audio and video playback redirection. Allow audio recording redirection. Limit audio playback quality. Do not allow clipboard redirection. Do not allow COM port redirection. Do not allow drive redirection. Do not allow LPT port redirection.
Do not allow supported Plug and Play device redirection. Do not allow smart card device redirection. Allow time zone redirection. Use the specified Remote Desktop license servers. Set the Remote Desktop licensing mode.
Printer Redirection. Do not set default client printer to be default printer in a session. Do not allow client printer redirection. Use Remote Desktop Easy Print printer driver first. Specify RD Session Host server fallback printer driver behavior.
Limit the size of the entire roaming user profile cache. Use mandatory profiles on the RD Session Host server. RD Connection Broker.
Join RD Connection Broker. Configure RD Connection Broker farm name. Use IP Address Redirection. Configure RD Connection Broker server name. Remote Session Environment. Limit maximum color depth. Enforce Removal of Remote Desktop Wallpaper. Configure RemoteFX. Limit maximum display resolution. Limit maximum number of monitors. Remove "Disconnect" option from Shut Down dialog. Remove Windows Security item from Start menu. Optimize visual experience when using RemoteFX.
Set compression algorithm for RDP data. Optimize visual experience for Remote Desktop Services sessions. Start a program on connection. Always show desktop on connection. Enable Remote Desktop Protocol 8. Server Authentication Certificate Template.
Set client connection encryption level. Always prompt for password upon connection. Require secure RPC communication. Require use of specific security layer for remote RDP connections.
Do not allow local administrators to customize permissions. Require user authentication for remote connections by using Network Level Authentication. Session Time Limits. Set time limit for disconnected sessions.
Set time limit for active but idle Remote Desktop Services sessions. Set time limit for active Remote Desktop Services sessions. Terminate session when time limits are reached. Temporary folders. Do not delete temp folder upon exit. Do not use temporary folders per session. RSS Feeds. Turn off background synchronization for feeds and Web Slices.
Prevent downloading of enclosures. Prevent subscribing to or deleting a feed or a Web Slice. Prevent automatic discovery of feeds and Web Slices. Prevent access to feed list. Add primary intranet search location. Add secondary intranet search locations. Allow indexing of encrypted files. Allow use of diacritics.
Prevent automatically adding shared folders to the index. Indexer data location. Default excluded paths. Default indexed paths. Disable indexer backoff. Do not allow web search. Enable indexing of online delegate mailboxes. Enable throttling for online mail indexing. Prevent indexing of certain file types. There are two ways you can approach this portion. You can either add this policy into your Default Domain Policy so it applies to everybody on the domain or just create a new GPO and set it wherever you'd like.
I'll leave that decision up to you. In this directory you will find a policy called "Configure Offer Remote Assistance, which is the policy we want to open up and edit. Set this policy to ENABLED and then in the options, choose "Allow helpers to remotely control the computer" and then choose your security group from the first step.
This will skip the unnecessary clicks and just go straight to the prompt asking you which machine you'd like to connect to.
Once you punch that in, the user will receive a prompt saying you'd like to connect and they can either say Yes or No. Now you're ready to IT like a boss and bug your users with endless prompts to take over controls. Another pro-tip: there is a chat function while you are controlling their computer so you can talk back and forth just in case you traveled through time and you're working in an office where phones haven't been invented yet.
Thank you Brandon. Very useful. I personally haven't done that before. Click Close, then click OK. Double-click Offer Remote Assistance to open the item dialog box. Select the Enabled radio button near the top. In the Permit remote control of this computer: section click the Show. What happens if I enable remote assistance? Remote Assistance allows you to give another user access to your computer, so they can fix things even if they can't be physically there. I believe that even if you have it enabled, you still have to request assistance from someone for them to actually be able to take control.
What is the difference between remote desktop and remote assistance? Remote Desktop Connection allows you to take full control of a remote computer including exclusive access to the Desktop, documents, programs, etc. What port does Remote Assistance use? TCP port What happens when I enable Remote Assistance Windows 10?
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