Start Agent Process failed ! Failed to logon a RDP session.

So, trying to run a basic load test and I'm gettin this error "Start Agent Process failed ! Failed to logon a RDP session." I've enabled windows remote management on the agent box, installed the Oracle ATS Agent and have it running under my ID (agent box), setup the agent box in the "Systems" menu and successfully ran a connection test.
It's got to be something small, and unfortunately the included documentation is confusing. It keeps referencing a process for getting the Oracle Load Test Agent service, however it doesn't exist. It's not where the docs say the installer should be, and it's not an included option of the full installer.
Any help or guidance you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
Please anyone reply.....on this....!!!!!

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