Windows 10: Access "Safely Remove Hardware" From A RDP Session As A Non-Admin User

Hello~

Perhaps this has been answered elsewhere, but my searches are failing me this evening.

If I open a Remote Desktop session to my Windows 10 laptop and log in as a user that's a member of the Administrators group, I'm readily able to access the "Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media" option from the taskbar.

If I take that same user and remove them from the Administrators group, then log out and (remotely) log back in, the "Safely Remove" icon is not available.

So, the question is: does anyone know how to enable access to the full "Safely Remove" feature for a non-admin user from within an RDP session?

Thanks in advance!

- Nathan

P.S. Windows 10 version: 2004 (build 19041.450).

:)

 

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