One of the common issues I’ve continuously come across while preparing Windows 10 and Windows 2016 above operating systems for virtual desktops or remote desktop services is when sysprep fails due to an installed application
One of the frequent questions I’ve been asked in the past for VDI deployments that are accelerated with NVIDIA GPU GRID cards is how we can release assigned licenses to VDIs that no longer exist.
Those who have worked with the NVIDIA License Server Manager that is deployed to provide virtual desktops with GPU licenses will quickly notice that the default install does not provide any security for the management
One of the most common problems I find many of my clients and colleagues experience during there first deployment of WVD is that upon completing the configuration of the host pool, application group, and assignment
Problem You’ve just recently upgraded the FortiOS of a FortiGate 600D to version 6.2.3 and began to experience connectivity issues to a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 1909 environment where users are unable to connect
One of the most common engagements I am engaged with for post Citrix or VMware virtual desktop deployments is to troubleshoot slow Windows VDI login performance and I’ve found that if profile management solutions such
I recently upgraded a client’s VMware Horizon View 7.0.2 infrastructure to the latest 7.4.0 version Build 7400497: … and received reports the next day that virtual desktops were not being started up when the user
Problem You’re attempting to log into VMware Horizon View where 2 factor authentication is enabled and you use your email address or UPN as the User name: However, you notice that you are unable to
Problem You’ve recently set up a Windows 10 laptop with 3K or 10K resolution with the VMware Horizon Client version 4.3.0 build-4710077: … and ensured that the Allow display scaling was enabled: … but you
Problem You’ve downloaded Windows Essential 2012 and installed Windows Movie Maker 2012 on a Windows 7 desktop fails to launch and displays the following error message: Sorry, Movie Maker can’t start. Make sure your computer
