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Questions on Intune - Autopilot
Hi Community, Our customer is looking to set up a AVD environment but they want to control how people connect to the Virtual Desktop and prevent work on local machine / saving anything locally. ...
You might want to look at the Shared Device option in Intune for managing these devices, that gives you some different options as far as maintaining the profiles on the laptops (so you could have them deleted when the user logs off), as far as the single-app vs. multi-app kiosk options I'm diving into that now, essentially the difference is with single-app that one application is the ones that opens automatically and is the only one available, with multi-app you can have more than one app available (and one of them can be set to auto-launch) but you just get a start screen with just your apps you set as available to run.
In our instance we use the desktop app for AVD access (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/user-documentation/connect-windows-7-10), right now the users have to go and download it themselves (we're moving to deploying it with ConfigMan), I think in you're instance you'd want to add this app as part of your AutoPilot deployment and have it as one of the apps available, along with a browser etc as you've listed.
In our instance we use the desktop app for AVD access (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/user-documentation/connect-windows-7-10), right now the users have to go and download it themselves (we're moving to deploying it with ConfigMan), I think in you're instance you'd want to add this app as part of your AutoPilot deployment and have it as one of the apps available, along with a browser etc as you've listed.