This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Warning Microsoft Endpoint data loss prevention support for Windows Virtual Desktop supports single session scenarios. Warning For environments where there are low resource configurations, the VDI boot procedure might slow the device onboarding process.
Submit and view feedback for This product This page. View all page feedback. If you have an existing implementation of Teams on VDI with chat and collaboration in which you had set user-level policies to turn off calling and meeting functionality, and you're migrating to Teams with AV optimization, you must set policies to turn on calling and meeting functionality for those Teams on VDI users.
You can use the Microsoft Teams admin center or PowerShell to set and assign calling and meeting policies to your users. It can take some time a few hours for policy changes to propagate. If you don't see changes for a given account immediately, try again after a few hours. Calling polices : Calling policies in Teams control which calling features are available to users. Teams includes the built-in AllowCalling calling policy, in which all calling features are turned on.
To turn on all calling features, assign the AllowCalling policy. Or, create a custom calling policy to turn on the calling features that you want and assign it to users. Meeting policies : Meeting policies in Teams control the types of meetings that users can create and the features that are available to meeting participants that are scheduled by users in your organization.
Teams includes the built-in AllOn meeting policy, in which all meeting features are turned on. To turn on all meeting features, assign the AllOn policy. Or, create a custom meeting policy to turn on the meeting features that you want and assign it users. When users connect from an unsupported endpoint, the users are in fallback mode, in which AV isn't optimized.
To disable fallback mode, set the value to 1. To enable audio only, set the value to 2. If the value isn't present or is set to 0 zero , fallback mode is enabled.
These policies are active and enforced on non-optimized VDI environments. We're working on adding calling and meeting features that are currently only available in non-VDI environments. These might include more admin control over quality, additional screen sharing scenarios, and advanced features recently added to Teams.
Contact your Teams representative to learn more about upcoming features. This is a known issue with Citrix VDA versions and Then, restart VDA. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info.
Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Note A roaming folder or, if you are using folder redirection, a caching manager is required to ensure that the Teams app has the runtime data and files required to run the application.
Important If you currently run Teams without AV optimization in VDI and you use features that are not supported yet for optimization such as Give and take control when app sharing , you have to set virtualization provider policies to turn off Teams redirection. Note We're working on adding calling and meeting features that are currently only available in non-VDI environments. Configuration Manager supports installing the Configuration Manager client on the following virtual desktop infrastructure VDI scenarios:.
Personal virtual machines : The virtual machine VM maintains user data and settings between sessions. Remote Desktop Services sessions : Host multiple, concurrent client sessions on a centralized server. Users connect to a session and run applications on that server. When a user closes a session, the virtual environment discards all data and settings. Pooled virtual machines are useful when you can't use Remote Desktop Services. For example, if a required application can't run on the Windows Server that hosts the client sessions.
Starting in version , use Configuration Manager to manage these virtual devices running Windows in Azure. Configuration Manager treats personal VMs the same as a physical computer. You can preinstall the Configuration Manager client on the VM image or after you provision it.
Privacy policy. Microsoft Desktop Virtualization automatically detects device configurations and network conditions to get users up and running sooner by enabling the instant setup of corporate applications and desktops, and it equips IT to provide access to legacy applications during migration to Windows Although the Windows 10 operating system is very well tuned out of the box, there are opportunities for you to refine it further specifically for the corporate Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure VDI environment.
In the VDI environment, many background services and tasks are disabled from the beginning. This topic is not a blueprint, but rather a guide or starting point. Some recommendations might disable functionality that you would prefer to use, so you should consider the cost versus the benefit of adjusting any particular setting in your scenario.
Any settings not specifically mentioned in this topic can be left at their default values or set per your requirements and policies without appreciable impact on VDI functionality. For more information about Current Branch, see Windows 10 release information. The first step is to install a reference image of Windows 10 version Installing to a virtual machine is easy and allows you to save versions of the virtual hard-disk VHD file, in case you want to roll back to an earlier version.
During installation, you can choose either Express Settings or Customize. The settings offered during the Customize option are adjustable by using Group Policy, so the method of installing the base OS is not that important.
You can also adjust these after installation with Group Policy Editor; see the "Group Policy settings" section of this topic. Once installation is complete, you can continue adjusting settings starting with Windows Settings. To access Windows Settings, click Start the Windows icon on the taskbar , and then click the Settings icon shaped like a gear.
In Windows Settings area, clicking the System icon gives you access to a number of system-related settings. Not all of them need adjustment for optimum VDI use--these settings are the most important:.
To remove an app, thereby excluding it from your VDI image, click the app, and then click Uninstall. If Uninstall is grayed out, you cannot remove it by this method; you might be able to remove it with Windows PowerShell, or try these steps:.
This area defines the app to be used by default for certain generic functions such as e-mail, web browsing, and maps. If you want a different app to be used for a particular function, click the current entry, and then click the app you prefer to be used in the VDI image.
For a non-Microsoft app to be an available choice, you must install the app prior to adjusting this setting. These recommended values will reduce notifications and background network activity in a VDI environment:. This setting is only applicable if the Maps app is installed.
In Windows Settings area, clicking the Devices icon gives you access to a number of system-related settings. In Windows Settings area, clicking the Personalization icon gives you access to a number of system-related settings. Sometimes the default black background can cause users to think the computer is not responding. Changing the background color can help make it clearer.
To do this, follow these steps:. The default setting is to use large taskbar buttons that is, a value of "Off" for Use small taskbar buttons. This setting causes the Cortana item to use a lot of taskbar area. To avoid this, set Use small taskbar buttons to "On. In Windows Settings area, clicking the Privacy icon gives you access to a number of system-related settings. Some of these settings are also set from the "Customize settings" window, discussed at the beginning of this topic.
The default value for "Let your apps automatically share and sync info with wireless devices that don't explicitly pair with your PC, tablet, or phone" is On ; for VDI use the recommended value is Off. The default value for "Windows should ask for my feedback" is Automatically ; for VDI use, the recommended value is Never.
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