You have to run this command when the RA is not enabled. In my case I had to
find out that it happens everytime you change a computers SID (GhostWalker,
newSID, "setupcl.exe"....). So basiclly i couldn't make myself a proper
Image. While going to each PC and entering in safe mode to perform this
action is out of the question. So what I did is put the "sessmgr.exe -sevice"
in the Machine Startup Scripts. Surprisingly it worked.
Hope it helped.
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KaPes - 16 Oct 2005 08:16 GMT
@echo off
Echo Stopping The Remote Assistance Service...
net stop rdsessmgr
sleep 5
Echo Running Fix for Remote Assistance...
%systemroot%\system32\sessmgr.exe -service
sleep 5
Echo Starting Remote Assistance Service...
net start rdsessmgr
This script should solve your problem, :)

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> You have to run this command when the RA is not enabled. In my case I had to
> find out that it happens everytime you change a computers SID (GhostWalker,
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campomanes - 28 Aug 2007 06:05 GMT
I run this script but it failed to run remote assistance. I still had to
reboot the computer in order to work. I would like to know what else I can
do to make RA work without rebooting.
Thanks,
campomanes