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Take a technical deep dive into how to deploy, scale, and optimize virtual desktops and apps on Microsoft Azure with Windows Virtual Desktop. Join this free digital event to watch demos, participate in hands-on labs, network with your peers, learn best practices from the product team, and ask your questions in the live chat. https://info.microsoft.com/ww-landing-windows-virtual-desktop.html?ocid=AID3027037_QSG_496853 for this free digital event to: Get expert advice on how to quickly move your virtual desktops and apps to Azure. Master the security fundamentals of cloud-based virtual desktops. Take a deep dive into monitoring, automatically scaling, and managing apps and images in your virtual desktop environment. Learn best practices for running latency-sensitive workloads like GPUs, multimedia, and high-performance computing. https://info.microsoft.com/ww-landing-windows-virtual-desktop.html?ocid=AID3027037_QSG_496853 Windows Virtual Desktop Master Class Thursday, January 28, 2021 9:00 AM–4:00 PM Pacific Time
Virtual Desktop Log In
I have an issue with the virtual desktop connection. When I tried to log in it didn't prompt for the credentials. It presents a time-out issue and prompts the following message after a few minutes of loading. Your connection failed Your session was disconnected. If this keeps happening ask your admin or tech support for help. Error Code: 0x3000064 Launch count: 2 Timestamp: 2025-03-26T16:16:53.070Z
per user time zone settings AVD Windows 11 multi-session
Hi, trying to achieve something we thought and would expect to be quite simple, but it doesn't seem to be! We have an AVD environment running Windows 11 multi-session and FSLogix. All apps are fine, everything works fine other than changing time zone. When a user changes their time zone (via Windows > Time & Language) the setting does not persist once the user logs out and logs back in. When a user logs back in the time zone doesn't keep the time zone that the user changed to previously. Does anyone know why? We have the 'Allow time zone redirection' group policy setting set to 'Not Configured' and have also tried Enabled\Disabled. Any help would be appreciated thanks.
Could we have a shortcut that just cycles between virtual desktops?
I'm just starting to use virtual desktops and it's odd that they are "in a line with ends" in the interface. If you only have two open and can't remember whether the one you're in now is "on the right" or "on the left", you have a 50% chance of the shortcut you choose doing nothing (referring to ctrl+Win+Right and ctrl+Win+Left). Is there a reason that continuing to press one shortcut doesn't cycle back around to the other side of a "loop"? Could something like "Ctrl+Win+Up" be used to just cycle through desktops, or maybe switching to the most recent other desktop like "Win+Tab" used to do for "most recent Window"? Sorry if this is in the wrong place or a duplicate. I'll gladly re-ask it elsewhere if needed.
