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We have a situation where all remote desktop users need the listed option ticked by default (Local Resources - Remote audio settings - Record from this computer) , I was wondering if there is any group policy settings that could allow this?
We would prefer to not do it manually as to avoid individually calling 100+ users and walking them through the process. We previously didn't need the setting enabled but with changes to the business it has become a requirement.
All I can find in gpo/regedit is allowing the users to manually change the settings, but nothing to force the change to occur.
Hello,You can find your settings here .
Gpedit -> computer -> administrative template -> windows components -> remote desktop service -> remote desktop session host -> device and resource redirection.
Check the "allow video record redirection"
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Referring back to the original question, my team and I were wondering if there was a way to force audio recording settings on the RDP as default options - We have come across the detailed GPO entry which only gives users the ability to change their audio recording settings as far as we can see.