Error 1476: You do not have the rights to perform this operation

My problem just started this week. On certain users, or workstations I
try and remote control. RC tries to authenticate, but then the error
message in my subject line comes up.
I've checked my RC policies for users and the desktops, and haven't
changed anything. It will work for suer a, but not user b even though
they both have the same policies associated with them. (same for
workstations)
The only thing that has been done recently are the DST updates. I have
tried updating Console1 but that did nothing.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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