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YannickJanssens1986
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Re: How to update Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise (aka Office) on WVD?
Check this registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\ClickToRun\Configuration\UpdatesEnabled Enable it there and then check via a random Office application under Account> Update Options. You should be able to trigger an update that way. Don't forget to change the regkey back before sysprepping.Re: WVD Taskbar disapears when disconect /reconnect happens
Is their Explorer.exe process still running when they reconnect? I have seen some weirdness with Windows Search / Cortona / StartMenu stuff on Windows 10 before so as way of a test try disabling wsearch and do the disconnect / relog process.Re: installing and executing azure cosmos db on WVD
With 'before and after' deployment; do you mean that you installed the emulator on a VM, SysPrepped it to create an Image and then used that image to deploy WVD hosts? According to the documentation the installer of the emulator will also place a certificate on the machine. Can you see where it is stored (machine or user store)? Sysprep recreates the local admin user so if you installed it with that one then that's probably why its gone.Re: WVD with Azure AD Domain Services Endpoint Manager
You can't since AADDS doesn't let you Sync Computer Objects to AzureAD. (It's one way from AzureAD to Windows Domain). AADDS is a limiting factor to all kinds of hybrid setups honestly. The consideration you are making can't work either I believe. An AADDS domain is always a single forest on its own. You can't extend it via other Windows AD servers.Re: What is the Tenant Name when creating host pools via the portal
hippygold Try this $AG = Get-AzWvdApplicationGroup -Name <AppGroupNameHere> -ResourceGroupName <RG name here> Get-AzRoleAssignment -Scope $AG.id | Where-Object{$_.RoleDefinitionName -eq "Desktop Virtualization User"} That should list all the users assigned to that group.Re: What is the Tenant Name when creating host pools via the portal
I think you are looking at old cmdlets from before that WVD was manageable via the portal (in other words before; the Spring release of WVD when it became an ARM service). Old cmdlets look like, for example: Get-RDSSessionHost New cmdlet will look like : Get-AzWVDSessionHost Check here for all the new ones: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/az.desktopvirtualization/?view=azps-5.8.0Re: Drive mapping
What does your GPO look like? Is the Storage Account itself AD-Joined or not? If not; then you'll have to provide credentials to the GPO in order to map using the 'AZURE\dmxwvdlab' user and password being the storage account Key. If it is AD joined then perhaps there is something wrong on a permissions level.Re: Can't Connect
MarkVista That error indicates that there aren't any Hosts in an 'available' state. It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the actual CPU or Memory usage. Try checking their status in the Host-pool next time this happens: Make sure the checkmark is green and the machine isn't in a Drain-mode You can of course always check the metrics themselves to see if the machines are congested and are malfunctioning because of that to make sure. With regards to what resources are important for a Windows 10 WVD; always deploy a machine with at least 4CPUs if you want to avoid general performance or other usage issues.Re: Assigning permissions when using Azure Files for FSLogix Profiles in WVD
Your user needs to have SMB Elevated Contributor RBAC role on the share if you want to change permissions or connect using the Access key (you'll operate under SYSTEM then). Does the group WVD Users have SMB Contributor RBAC role on the share? Try verifying access before logging on through WVD. Try running Powershell as one of those users (via 'Run as Different User' context menu option) and then mapping the drive like 'New-PSDrive -Name Z -PSProvider FileSystem -Root "\\xxx.file.core.windows.net\share" -Persist'
