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[On demand] Windows cloud migration and deployment best practices
Learn how to manage your migration from traditional PCs and legacy VDI to Windows 365 Enterprise and Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs.
Watch Windows cloud migration and deployment best practices – now on demand – and join the conversation at https://aka.ms/CloudMigrationPractices.
To help you learn more, here are the links referenced in the session:
- Windows 365 Link—the first Cloud PC device for Windows 365
- Learn more about Windows in the cloud
- Check out our assets on migration
- Windows IT Pro Blog: Windows 365 Migration: It’s easier than you think
- Join the Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop Tech Communities at Microsoft Tech Community
For more free technical skilling on the latest in Windows, Windows in the cloud, and Microsoft Intune, view the full Microsoft Technical Takeoff session list.
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- Lianamichael0901Copper Contributor
I solved this Install-Language failure by treating identity as the pacing item, migrating each pilot wave only after every Entra ID conditional-access and MFA rule was mapped, which cut post-move support calls in half. Before committing line-of-business workloads to Cloud PCs, I first ran them inside a short-lived Azure Virtual Desktop pool—easier to resize than hundreds of provisioned Cloud PCs—then captured performance baselines and picked image SKUs accordingly. Each department spent a week in Cloud PCs and logged anything odd from printer mappings to time-zone quirks; the finance team discovered mismatched date formats during that exercise. To catch subtle locale errors, I loaded a simple internal page that shows everyday numbers—dates, currency symbols, and even calories on familiar breakfast menu items—and verified that the units flipped correctly when profiles synced; if someone still saw kcal instead of kJ, I knew the region pack hadn’t finished applying. Finally, I cloned the on-prem GPO baseline into Intune device-configuration profiles line-for-line so compliance reports stayed consistent.