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.
Azure AVD - Sign-in Slow Loading minimum 2 minutes
Hello Background: OS: Windows 10 21H2 Type: Multi-session Remote Type: Remote App/Full Desktop Profile: Roaming using FSLogix AD: Active Directory Hosted in Azure (IaaS) Windows 2016 The issue happens random end-user/s. When the user signs-off from remote app and logs back in around 30mins or so, the end-user experience slow logging in the session. Never had an issue with this before and now it requires to force logout the idle sessions. Any idea how to fix this or had the same experience? Highly appreciate your responses/comments. Note: CPU Percentage is up 50% usage, memory around 20%.
No Virtual Netwerk available when adding VM's to hostpool
Hello *Issue is resolved, "fix" at bottom of post* I'm trying to add Virtual Machines to a hostpool but I am unable to select a virtual network. I've set up a trial subscription with Azure ADDS, connected it with a vnet, set up dns, etc. When I create a standalone VM I can select the VNET without a problem but when trying to pick a virtual network when adding a new VM to the WVD hostpool, it says "no items available". Does anyone have an idea what might be causing this? Please note I am using the hostpool (preview) in Azure. Not the template from the marketplace. Thanks in advance. Update: I "fixed" it by creating a new VNET in US East and changing my VM location to US East, which made me able to select the US East VNET. I changed the VM location back to West Europe and can now select the West Europe vnet... Somewhat strange..
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How to add a second hostpool to WVD?
Hi Guys, I need an extra help. We have setup a POC Virtual desktop with 10 Virtual Machines (Personal Disk) and everything is working well. Now we need to add 20 virtual server/users on the current or create a new hostpool but the result was failed. We followed this link: http://www.rebeladmin.com/2019/04/step-step-guide-azure-windows-virtual-desktop-preview/ Do you have any idea how to extend that? Thanks and Regards,
