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In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the demand for flexible and secure remote work solutions has never been greater. Microsoft’s Windows 365 portfolio offers a comprehensive suite of cloud-based desktop services designed to meet the diverse needs of modern businesses. Among these offerings, Windows 365 Frontline stands out as a tailored solution specifically designed for organizations of any size that employ shift workers and part-time employees who need access to a Windows 365 Cloud PC only during their shift.

Windows 365 Frontline extends the power and versatility of the Windows 365 ecosystem to employees who are often at the forefront of business operations. These workers, who may include healthcare professionals, retail associates, and factory workers, require consistent and reliable access to their digital workspaces. With Windows 365 Frontline, employees will receive the same personalized, complete Windows experience offered in other Windows 365 plans. This ensures that all users, regardless of their role or location, can enjoy a seamless, high-performance computing environment that enhances productivity and collaboration.

Windows 365 Frontline offers a robust solution that balances productivity, security, and manageability. The platform’s upcoming support for GPU-intensive applications further enhances its utility, enabling frontline workers to run demanding software with ease. This can significantly boost productivity by providing employees with the computational power they need for complex tasks. Additionally, Windows 365 Frontline integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Intune, simplifying the management of virtual desktops and ensuring robust security protocols are maintained.

The security features inherent in Windows 365 Frontline are crucial for protecting sensitive data and maintaining compliance with industry regulations. IT administrators can leverage advanced security measures, such as multifactor authentication and conditional access policies, to safeguard corporate resources. Furthermore, the centralized management capabilities provided by Microsoft Intune allow for streamlined deployment, monitoring, and maintenance of cloud PCs, reducing administrative overhead and ensuring a smooth operational flow.

This interactive demo presents two paths for Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in dedicated mode and Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode. Each demo will walk you through the IT experience when using Microsoft Intune to provision Cloud PCs for frontline workers and then monitor and manage those Cloud PCs. You will also preview the employee experience when using a Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PC.

To use the interactive guide, follow along with the instructional content in the right panel – clicking or typing as instructed. Hints will be provided if you make a mistake, and for longer text input there will be a copy/paste button that places the correct text on your clipboard to paste into the simulation.

Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in dedicated mode are well suited for employees who require a consistent computing environment, need to run specialized applications, or handle sensitive data. With Windows 365 Frontline dedicated mode, employees have a consistent desktop experience with their own settings, applications, and data preserved across sessions - allowing for personalized configurations, installations of specific applications, and customization of the user interface. Additionally, resources are allocated per user, ensuring consistent performance regardless of other users' activities.

Select exercise 1 at left to begin this demo – which will walk you through provisioning and managing Frontline Cloud PCs in dedicated mode and then preview the employee experience when accessing a GPU-enabled Frontline Cloud PC using Windows App.

Contoso has previously provisioned Frontline Cloud PCs for its call center and customer service employees. In this exercise, Contoso will be taking advantage of the newly available GPU support for Frontline Cloud PCs to provision them for a group of part-time employees whose work requires the additional computational power of GPU support.

Cloud PCs are created and assigned to users based on provisioning policies defined in Microsoft Intune admin center. Provisioning policies allow you to define key parameters including which network will host the Cloud PC, the image to be installed on the Cloud PCs, language settings, and whether it will be joined to the enterprise AD and synced to Microsoft Entra (Hybrid Microsoft Entra join) or joined directly to Microsoft Entra (Microsoft Entra join).

Once a provisioning policy is assigned to a user or group – the Windows 365 service will check for appropriate licensing for those users and then provision and configure Cloud PCs accordingly.

Beginning in the Microsoft Intune admin center, signed in as admin@contoso.com, a global administrator for Contoso, select Devices in the left navigation.

On the Devices | Overview page, select Windows 365 under Device onboarding in the left navigation.

On the Devices | Windows 365 page, select the Provisioning policies page.

On the Provisioning policies tab, select Create policy.

Click in the name field and then type or copy/paste Frontline Worker GPU Enabled Cloud PC and press Enter.

In the description field, type or copy/paste Provisioning policy for Frontline workers requiring a GPU and press Enter.

As the license type, select Frontline.

Leave the Frontline type set to Dedicated, as you are creating this provisioning policy for part-time employees who will require GPU enabled Cloud PCs on a set schedule.

We will be using the default join type (Microsoft Entra Join). As the network, select Microsoft hosted network.

Click anywhere on the screen to scroll down.

Then click to expand the Geography menu and then click to scroll down and select US West 3.

Leave Region set to Automatic, and then click Next.

When creating a provisioning policy you have the option of using a custom device image or selecting from the built-in gallery of images. The customer is free to pick whatever solution fits best for their needs.

Select Change under Windows 11 Enterprise + Microsoft 365 Apps 23H2 to review the images available in the gallery.

Contoso will be using the default – the latest Windows 11 + Microsoft 365 Apps image from the gallery, so select the X to close the select an image panel and then click Next at the bottom of the Create a provisioning policy page.

Windows 365 allows you to specify the default language and region settings for Cloud PCs created with this policy. Contoso will be leaving this set to the default value of English (United States) for this particular provisioning policy.

You can also define a naming template for all cloud PCs provisioned with this policy. This naming template updates the NETBIOS name and doesn't affect the display name of the Cloud PC.

Select the checkbox next to Apply device name template and then click in the Enter a name template field to type, and type or copy/paste FLGPU%RAND:10% and press Enter.

Verify the name template is correct and then select Next.

You will not be configuring any scope tags for this policy – select Next.

Select Add groups on the assignments tab.

On the Select groups to include panel, select the FLW GPU group and then click the Select button.

After selecting a group, you will need to select the size of Cloud PC to provision for those users. Click Select one under Cloud PC size.

GPU enabled Windows 365 Cloud PCs offer significant advantages over standard Enterprise Cloud PCs by providing enhanced graphical and computational performance for workloads requiring:

• Graphics-Intensive Applications: GPU-enabled Cloud PCs are designed to handle graphics-intensive applications such as CAD (Computer-Aided Design), 3D modeling, video editing, and rendering software. This ensures smooth performance and quick rendering times, which are critical for professionals in creative and engineering fields.
• Improved Compute Power: The inclusion of GPUs significantly boosts the computational capabilities of Cloud PCs, making them suitable for data-intensive tasks, machine learning, and AI workloads. This can accelerate complex computations and improve efficiency for data scientists and researchers.

On the Select Cloud PC size panel, click to expand the available sizes menu, select Cloud PC Frontline GPU Max and click Select.

Click the Next button at the bottom of the Assignments tab to continue.

Verify the configuration on the Review + Create tab, then click the Create button.

Once the new policy is successfully added, select the All Cloud PCs tab.

Cloud PCs are now being provisioned for the members of the FLW GPU group (for the purpose of this demo – Adele Vance is a member of the FLW GPU group). In a short time, those Cloud PCs will be fully provisioned and ready to use.

Click anywhere on the screen to continue to a point where provisioning has completed.

The Cloud PCs for the FLW GPU group have been provisioned.

Select Adele’s Frontline Cloud PC to navigate to the detailed view for that Cloud PC.

The Cloud PC blade in Intune admin center provides detailed context for the Cloud PC, as well as quick access to administrative actions:

• Sync: This option allows you to synchronize the Cloud PC with Intune to ensure that the latest configurations and policies are applied to the device.
• Restart: This option enables you to remotely restart the Cloud PC, which can be useful for applying updates or resolving issues that require a reboot.

You have successfully completed this exercise. Click anywhere on the screen to continue with the interactive demo.

Select exercise 2 to continue.

Cloud PC performance and utilization reports in the Microsoft Intune admin center provide visibility into key performance metrics affecting the employee experience, as well as information on Cloud PC utilization which allows you to ensure that you have the right number of licenses for your organization – and that those licenses are being used efficiently.

In this exercise, you will be focusing specifically on Frontline Cloud PC utilization at Contoso. The Connected Frontline Cloud PCs report is specifically tailored for organizations using Windows 365 Frontline. It provides a detailed overview of the connectivity status and usage patterns of Frontline Cloud PCs to help you ensure that you’ve purchased and assigned the optimal number of licenses for peak usage.

In the Microsoft Intune admin center, select Devices in the left navigation.

Note: you can also navigate to Cloud PC reports by Reports in the left navigation of the Microsoft Intune admin center.

On the Devices | Overview page, you have ‘at a glance’ visibility into key Cloud PC performance metrics, device compliance, Cloud PC recommendations, and connected Frontline Cloud PCs.

Select Cloud PC performance to navigate to the overview page for Cloud PC reports.

On the Cloud PC performance tab, you can access reports detailing connection quality issues, Cloud PC utilization, and Connected Frontline Cloud PCs.

Under Connected Frontline Cloud PCs (preview), select Connected Frontline Cloud PCs (preview) to view the detailed report.

This concurrent connection history report enables you to efficiently manage Frontline licenses for your organization by providing an at-a-glance view of concurrent usage overlaid with the current license limit. You can see from the report where utilization is close to or currently exceeding the available licenses for a given size/assignment.

Select Cloud PC Frontline GPU Max to view more detail for that Cloud PC size.

You can see from this report that utilization of the GPU-enabled Frontline Cloud PCs is still well below the number of available licenses. Hover over the data point on the graph for 07/15 to see the exact data for that day. This is to be expected as you are just beginning the rollout – you will be able to return to this report as additional employees are onboarded to ensure optimal license utilization.

You have now completed this exercise. Click anywhere on the screen to proceed to review the Frontline Cloud PC employee experience on the web.

Select exercise 3 to continue.

In this exercise, you will preview the experience of a frontline employee accessing their GPU-enabled Frontline Cloud PC using Windows App.

Supported by all Windows 11 devices (as well as Windows, macOS, iOS and iPadOS, Android, and web browsers), Windows App provides a direct path to your Cloud PC from the taskbar or start menu. Windows App enables employees to enjoy the full Windows 11 experience while moving between your local and Cloud PCs. With the app, you can use your Cloud PC as a window or full screen.

Windows App is designed with a customizable home screen to cater to your unique workflow needs. You can access Windows across multiple different services and remote PCs from a single place, and pin your favorites you access most. The app delivers high-performing and reliable experiences for Microsoft Teams and your other Microsoft 365 apps as well as other features to enhance your remote experience, such as:

• Multiple monitor support.
• Custom display resolutions.
• Dynamic display resolutions and scaling.
• Device redirection such as webcams, audio, storage devices, and printers.
• Regular and automatic app updates mean you’re always using the most up-to-date version of Windows 365.

In addition to Windows 365 Cloud PC, Windows App securely connects you to Windows devices and apps on a device of your choice from:

• Azure Virtual Desktop
• Microsoft Dev Box
• Remote Desktop Services
• Remote PC

Starting in the Windows App on Adele’s Windows 11 PC, select Sign in.

Sign in using Adele Vance’s credentials:

Username: select Adele’s account (adelev@contoso.com) to continue.

Password: select the field to type and then type or copy/paste password and press Enter or click Sign in.

Review and click through the introductory content.

Adele currently has 1 Windows 365 Cloud PC. As you can see from the indicators on the device tile, it is a Frontline GPU Enabled Cloud PC. Select the ‘…’ (three dots) management menu for Adele’s GPU Enabled Frontline Cloud PC to review the available capabilities.

The Windows 365 App supports a number of management actions for Cloud PCs.

• Favorite – Add this Cloud PC to the Favorites view in the Windows App.
• Restart - Restarts the Cloud PC.
• Reset - Reset does the following:
  • Reinstalls Windows.
  • Removes your personal files (OneDrive data remains).
  • Removes any changes you made to settings.
  • Removes your apps.
• Restore – Using Windows 365 Point-in-time restore, you can restore your Cloud PC to the exact state it was in at a previous point in time.
• Rename - Changes the name of the Cloud PC shown to the user in the Windows App and on windows365.microsoft.com.
• Inspect Connection – Makes it easy to review your Cloud PCs connectivity and get steps for resolving any issues discovered.
• Pin to – pin this Cloud PC to the Windows Taskbar for quick access.
• View details – Provides basic information about the Cloud PC, user and license assigned.
• Add to Task view – Add this Cloud PC to Windows Task view for quick context switching between the local desktop and Cloud PC.
• Settings – Configure display and view settings.

Adele wants to add their GPU-enabled Cloud PC to the Windows App Favorites screen.

Select Favorite from the menu.

Once the Cloud PC has been marked as a favorite, select Go to Favorites in the notification.

Adele’s GPU Enabled Cloud PC is now available on the Windows App Favorites screen.

Click the X to close the notification.

Select Connect to connect to Adele’s GPU Enabled Cloud PC.

Select the password field to type, then type or copy/paste password as Adele’s password and press Enter or click OK.

Adele’s GPU-enabled Cloud PC is now open in full screen mode. GPU-enabled Windows 365 Cloud PCs offer significant advantages over standard Enterprise Cloud PCs by providing enhanced graphical and computational performance for workloads requiring:

• Graphics-Intensive Applications: GPU-enabled Cloud PCs are designed to handle graphics-intensive applications such as CAD (Computer-Aided Design), 3D modeling, video editing, and rendering software. This ensures smooth performance and quick rendering times, which are critical for professionals in creative and engineering fields.
• Improved Compute Power: The inclusion of GPUs significantly boosts the computational capabilities of Cloud PCs, making them suitable for data-intensive tasks, machine learning, and AI workloads. This can accelerate complex computations and improve efficiency for data scientists and researchers.

These capabilities benefit many disciplines, including:

• Creative Professionals: Graphic designers, video editors, and animators who rely on software such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Autodesk Maya, and Blender benefit from the enhanced graphical capabilities and performance.
• Engineers and Architects: Professionals using CAD software like AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Revit can perform complex modeling and simulations more efficiently.
• Data Scientists and Researchers: Those working with large datasets, machine learning models, and AI can utilize the GPU power for faster data processing and model training.
• Financial Analysts: Users involved in financial modeling and quantitative analysis can leverage GPU resources to run complex simulations and calculations.

Adele uses Blender for their work – let’s review how the GPU enabled Cloud PC handles a complex 3D particle simulation benchmark for Blender.

Click on Windows Start to open the start menu, then select Blender from the list of pinned applications.

Once Blender has loaded – select File > Open and select basic_particle_simulation.blend to open that Blender benchmark simulation.

When the simulation has loaded, click Play to view the simulation in action.

After the simulation has completed – close the Blender window.

You have now completed this exercise.

Click anywhere on the screen to continue with the interactive demo.

Congratulations on completing the Windows 365 Frontline Dedicated interactive demo.

You can select any exercise to review or click the home button to return to the beginning of the demo.

Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs can now be provisioned in shared mode, which provides a new way to access Windows 365 Cloud PCs. This new mode is well suited for organizations with shift-based workers, temporary staff, or roles who need brief access to complete ad-hoc tasks quickly and securely from a Windows desktop environment. With Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode, multiple users access a pool of shared Cloud PCs or a single Cloud PC. These Cloud PCs can be used (non-concurrently) by any number of users and will “reset” after user log-off, creating a secure, non-personalized experience where no data is preserved.

Select exercise 1 at left to begin this demo – which will walk you through provisioning and managing Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode and then preview the employee experience when accessing a Frontline Cloud PC in shared mode using Windows App.

Contoso wants to provision Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode for employees on the floor of their Seattle retail location. Cloud PCs are created and assigned to users based on provisioning policies defined in Microsoft Intune admin center. Provisioning policies allow you to define key parameters including which network will host the Cloud PC, the image to be installed on the Cloud PCs, language settings, and whether it will be joined to the enterprise AD and synced to Microsoft Entra (Hybrid Microsoft Entra join) or joined directly to Microsoft Entra (Microsoft Entra join).

Once a provisioning policy is assigned to a group – the Windows 365 service will check for appropriate licensing and then provision and configure Cloud PCs accordingly.

Beginning in the Microsoft Intune admin center, signed in as admin@contoso.com, a global administrator for Contoso, select Devices in the left navigation.

On the Devices | Overview page, select Windows 365.

On the Devices | Windows 365 page, select the Provisioning policies tab.

On the Provisioning policies tab, click the Create policy button.

On the Create a provisioning policy page, select the Name field and type or copy/paste Seattle Store Frontline Employees and press Enter.

As the license type, select Frontline.

For the Frontline type – select Shared.

We will be using the default join type (Microsoft Entra Join).

As the network, select Microsoft hosted network.

Click anywhere on the screen to scroll down, then click to expand the Geography menu and select US West.

Leave Region set to West US 2, and then click Next.

When creating a provisioning policy you have the option of using a custom device image or selecting from the built-in gallery of images. The customer is free to pick whatever solution fits best for their needs.

Select Change under Windows 11 Enterprise + Microsoft 365 Apps 24H2 to review the images available in the gallery.

Contoso will be initially be using the Windows 11 + Microsoft 365 Apps 23H2 image from the gallery while they complete testing of the 24H2 image.

Select Windows 11 + Microsoft 365 Apps 23H2 and then click Select at the bottom of the Select an image pane.

Verify the image is set to Windows 11 + Microsoft 365 Apps 23H2 and then select Next.

Windows 365 allows you to specify the default language and region settings, naming, and (coming soon) Windows Autopilot configuration for Cloud PCs created with this policy. Contoso will be leaving the default language and region settings and Windows Autopilot configuration.

We will be defining a naming template for all cloud PCs provisioned with this policy. This naming template updates the NETBIOS name and doesn't affect the display name of the Cloud PC

Note: unlike a standard Cloud PC, Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode do not allow for a username in the macro, as shared Cloud PCs are not associated with any specific user.

Select the checkbox next to Apply device name template and then click in the Enter a name template field to type, and type or copy/paste FLWCPC-%RAND:8% and press Enter.

Verify the name template is correct and then select Next.

You will not be configuring any scope tags for this policy – select Next.

On the assignments tab, click the Add groups button.

On the select groups to include pane, click in the Search field to type and then type or copy/paste Seattle and press Enter.

Choose the Seattle Retail Team group and then click Select.

Note that you can only assign one group when creating a provisioning policy for Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode.

After selecting a group, you will need to select the size of Cloud PC to provision for that group.

Click Select one under Cloud PC size.

On the ‘Select Cloud PC size’ panel, click to expand the Available Cloud PCs menu and then choose Cloud PC Frontline 2vCPU/8GB/128GB.

Next you will specify the number of Cloud PCs that you want to reserve for this group:

• Under Assignment, select the Name field to type and then type or copy/paste Seattle Retail Floor and press Enter.
• Now select the Number of Cloud PCs field to type and type or copy/paste 5 and press Enter.

Verify the assignment and then click Select.

Click the Next button at the bottom of the Assignments tab to continue.

Verify the configuration on the Review + Create tab, then click the Create button.

Once the new policy is successfully added, select the All Cloud PCs tab.

Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode are now being provisioned for the members of the Seattle Retail Team group. In a short time, those Cloud PCs will be fully provisioned and ready to use.

Click anywhere on the screen to continue to a point where provisioning has completed.

The Cloud PCs for the Seattle Retail Team group have been provisioned!

Select the first Cloud PC in the list (FLWCPC-QGKK6T5Z) to navigate to the detailed view for that Cloud PC.

The Cloud PC blade in Intune admin center provides detailed context for the Cloud PC, as well as quick access to administrative actions:

• Sync: This option allows you to synchronize the Cloud PC with Intune to ensure that the latest configurations and policies are applied to the device.
• Restart: This option enables you to remotely restart the Cloud PC, which can be useful for applying updates or resolving issues that require a reboot.
• Reprovision
• Collect diagnostics
• Quick scan
• Full scan
• Update Windows Defender security intelligence
• Rotate local admin password
• Pause config refresh
• Run remediation

You have successfully completed this exercise.

Click anywhere on the screen to continue with the interactive demo.

Select exercise 2 to continue.

Sometime after initial provisioning you may need to change the provisioning policy – for example updating the number of cloud PCs assigned to a group or likely, updating the image. The reprovision feature in Windows 365 helps ensure that, in the event of an update, you can protect business continuity by reserving a specified number of nodes in the pool as the update is applied.

In this exercise, you will be updating the image for the Cloud PCs provisioned in exercise 1.

Beginning in the Microsoft Intune admin center, signed in as admin@contoso.com, a global administrator for Contoso, select Devices in the left navigation.

On the Devices | Overview page, select Windows 365 under device onboarding in the left navigation.

On the Devices | Windows 365 page, select the Provisioning policies tab.

On the Provisioning policies page, select Seattle Store Frontline Employees.

Contoso has completed their testing and validation of the Windows 11 + Microsoft 365 Apps 24H2 image and wants to update this pool of Cloud PCs to that image.

Select Edit next to image.

Under Windows 11 + Microsoft 365 Apps 24H2, select Change.

On the ‘Select an image’ panel choose Windows 11 Enterprise + Microsoft 365 Apps 24H2 and then click Select.

Verify the new image is selected and then click Next.

Click Update to update the provisioning policy with the new image.

Now that the provisioning policy has been successfully updated – you can apply the changes to the Cloud PCs by selecting Reprovision.

To ensure that employees retain access to key resources during the reprovisioning process, you can specify a percentage of the Cloud PCs that must remain available. In this case, there are 5 Cloud PCs in this pool and you want to ensure that at least 2 (40% of the pool) remain available.

Select the ‘Keep a percentage of devices available’ field to type, type or copy/paste 40 and press Enter.

Verify the percentage of devices to keep available and select Continue.

Once reprovisioning is in progress, select Device | Windows 365 in the navigation breadcrumb above Seattle Store Frontline Employees to return to the provisioning policies page.

On the Devices | Windows 365 page, select All Cloud PCs.

As you can see, 3 of the 5 Cloud PCs are now being reprovisioned, ensuring that 2 remain available. As provisioning finishes for those Cloud PCs and they become available to employees, reprovisioning will begin for the remaining ones.

You have completed this exercise – click anywhere on the screen to continue.

Select exercise 3 to continue.

In this exercise, you will preview the experience of a frontline employee accessing a Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PC in shared mode using Windows App.

Supported by all Windows 11 devices (as well as Windows, macOS, iOS and iPadOS, Android, and web browsers), Windows App provides a direct path to your Cloud PC from the taskbar or start menu. Windows App enables employees to enjoy the full Windows 11 experience while moving between your local and Cloud PCs. With the app, you can use your Cloud PC as a window or full screen.

Windows App is designed with a customizable home screen to cater to your unique workflow needs. You can access Windows across multiple different services and remote PCs from a single place, and pin your favorites you access most. The app delivers high-performing and reliable experiences for Microsoft Teams and your other Microsoft 365 apps as well as other features to enhance your remote experience, such as:

• Multiple monitor support.
• Custom display resolutions.
• Dynamic display resolutions and scaling.
• Device redirection such as webcams, audio, storage devices, and printers.
• Regular and automatic app updates mean you’re always using the most up-to-date version of Windows 365.

In addition to Windows 365 Cloud PC, Windows App securely connects you to Windows devices and apps on a device of your choice from:

• Azure Virtual Desktop
• Microsoft Dev Box
• Remote Desktop Services
• Remote PC

Starting in the Windows App on Adele’s Windows 11 PC, select Sign in.

Sign in using Adele Vance’s credentials:

Username: select Adele’s account (adelev@contoso.com) to continue.

Password: select the field to type and then type or copy/paste password and press Enter or click Sign in.

Review and click through the introductory content.

Adele currently has access to one Windows 365 Cloud PC, as you can see from the indicator on the device tile – it is a Frontline Cloud PC in shared mode.

Select the ‘…’ (three dots) management menu for the Cloud PC to review the available capabilities.

The Windows 365 App supports a number of management actions for Cloud PCs.

• Favorite – Add this Cloud PC to the Favorites view in the Windows App.
• Reset - Resetting will allow you to connect to a new Cloud PC. Your existing personal files and settings will be removed. You can continue your work upon connecting to a new Cloud PC.
• View details – Provides basic information about the Cloud PC, user and license assigned.

Adele wants to add this Cloud PC to the Windows App Favorites screen.

Select Favorite from the menu.

Once the Cloud PC has been marked as a favorite, select Go to Favorites in the notification.

On the Favorites screen, click the X to close the notification.

Select Connect to connect to the Frontline Cloud PC in shared mode.

Select the password field to type, then type or copy/paste password as Adele’s password and press Enter or click OK.

The Cloud PC is now open in full screen mode. Microsoft 365 applications have already been installed and are ready to use and configuration policies are automatically assigned via Microsoft Intune.

Select Power -> Disconnect to return to the Windows App.

You have now completed this exercise. Click anywhere on the screen to continue with the interactive demo.

Congratulations on completing the Windows 365 Frontline Cloud PCs in shared mode interactive demo.

You can select any exercise to review or click the home button to return to the beginning of the demo.