Other Intune-related topics, including unsupported scenarios and platform-specific behaviors
No—Remote Help does not currently provide unattended access to a Windows 11 LTSC kiosk.
On Windows, the supported Remote Help modes are view-only, full control, and elevation, with a user participating in the session. The unattended mode in Microsoft’s current documentation applies to supported Samsung and Zebra Android Enterprise dedicated devices.
So enabling Remote Help for the tenant will not turn a Windows kiosk into an unattended endpoint. If unattended Windows access is a hard requirement, you will need a different supported remote-management tool or an operational process where someone at the device starts and accepts the Remote Help session.
Also check licensing separately: Microsoft requires Remote Help entitlement for both the helper and the sharer. A feature being visible in the tenant is not proof that both sides are licensed.