You need to provide an administrator the ability to view and interact with your current logon session. What should you do?
A.
At the command prompt, run Psr.exe.
B.
At the command prompt, run Winrm.exe quickconfig.
C.
From the Start menu, open Remote Desktop Connection.
D.
From the Start menu, open Windows Remote Assistance.
Explanation:
Remote Assistance
Both Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop allow the user at the management computer to see the desktop and applications that are present on the remote computer. The difference between Windows Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop is that a user is logged on to the remote computer and initiates the remote assistance session, whereas a Remote Desktop session is initiated on the management computer. Remote Assistance is a support tool used by help-desk staff to allow them to view the screen of the person to whom they are providing assistance. Remote Assistance reduces the need for nontechnical users to accurately describe the problem that they are having with their computers because support personnel can see the desktop directly. Unlike the version of Remote Assistance that shipped with Windows XP, the version of Remote Assistance that is included with Windows 7 does not include a voice client. If you are going to talk to the person whom you are helping using Remote Assistance, you are going to have to use another method, such as the telephone.