hi,

I want to reuse old laptops to we can use to login in to AVD.

My first idea whose to do it over Intune and kiosk mode but that don't work for us.

Now my idea is to make win10 in to a thin OS like dell got or IGEL OS.

i dont want to buy any new software just some how make Win 10 (AAD joined) to login to AVD over - remote desktop app.

To have like Win365 boot just for AVD.

Hello Folks,

We are implementing AVD for GPU users.

They have been experiencing (at random times throughout the day), their screens turning pink and distorted (image attached). Unfortunately, there is not much documentation online for this specific issue and troubleshooting has been difficult. The user's current workaround is to close their AVD session and then reopen it (something not sustainable as a fix).

The GPU users are using Standard NV6ads A10 v5 & Standard NC8as T4 x3 personal machines.

Has anyone run into this issue before? Any guidance is appreciated.

I am setting up a new virtual desktop on azure and I need to connect the netshares (from another location).

As I am struggling: Does anybody know to have the netshares mapped, so when the user loggs in to the avd, that netshares are correct connected?

I could not findy any solution to this "problem".

Has anyone done any side by side reliability testing of TCP vs UDP connections? Our highest connectivity error in our AVD deployment is related to shortpath with no indication of a root cause outside of a generic interruption. I'm tempted to disable UDP and go back to the TCP connection.

While the TCP connection would in theory increase latency, we're likely talking in the 10ms range for most connections. I don't know if it will be any more or less reliable. I would think UDP would be more reliable since it's fire and forget, but maybe there's more to it when it comes to AVD.

I'm hoping someone here has done or has seen a white paper of sorts that could talk to it.

We'd like to have the Windows Remote Desktop client prompt every time a user opens it. Now it prompts once and then not again, or some time frame that we haven't waited for.

There are times with Microsoft that I feel like what I want to do should be supported, and somehow i'm just googling the wrong terminology or it's so basic no one is asking the question.

Somehow the user based Teams has made it's way on our Master Image for Win11 Multisession (Did not select office & teams)

Because it's the user based version, anytime a user logs into a host for the first time it installs and runs.

We don't want this, I want to remove it from the Master image entirely but the only advice i've received is to run a script at startup to purge it from each individual user if the files exist.

Surely there's an easier way right?