Windows 365 boot
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Taosd
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do you mean OFFICE 365 ?
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Office365 Package and Silent Install
Prerequisites These are the following tools I used to accomplish a self-extracting Office 365 deployment for post install. You may use other tools if you're comfortable with them, I just found this process easier with the following tools: Office Deployment Tool (ODT) - download WinRAR -...
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Hello.
No i mean the product Windows 365
It has a feature called Windows 3635 boot where it isn't storing any local data at all only allowing remote desktop.
No i mean the product Windows 365
Windows 365 Boot is now generally available!
Learn how to configure Windows 365 Boot for your Windows 11 endpoints in Microsoft Intune.
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It has a feature called Windows 3635 boot where it isn't storing any local data at all only allowing remote desktop.
Taosd
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- Windows 11-based endpoints (Windows 11 Pro and Enterprise)
- Update your device to the latest Windows 11 version (22621.2361 or later)
- Microsoft Intune Administrator rights
- Windows 365 Cloud PC license (See Create provisioning policies for the Enterprise edition or Add a user and assign licenses in Windows 365 Business for guidance on how to create Cloud PCs.)
Well the local enviorment allowing it to do Windows 365 boot isn't cloud based before you log in.
So isn't there a setting somewhere "Boot into 365 boot" or someting idk.
I have license etc and can do it via Intune autopilot but it's a hell to manage. Would much rather have a iso that goes directly into Windows 365 boot instead.
So isn't there a setting somewhere "Boot into 365 boot" or someting idk.
I have license etc and can do it via Intune autopilot but it's a hell to manage. Would much rather have a iso that goes directly into Windows 365 boot instead.
If you have a W365 tenant, you would know that Intune provisioning is the only way it's supported. It could be possible to capture a post-OOBE image for faster deployment, but it's unclear what credentials or provisioning bits would differ on each machine.
Unfortunately we're one of those sites where 99% of users don't have W365, so our answers would be unhelpful.
The question for your MS reps would be: "Why can't I get a PPKG to integrate into my Windows images?"
Unfortunately we're one of those sites where 99% of users don't have W365, so our answers would be unhelpful.
The question for your MS reps would be: "Why can't I get a PPKG to integrate into my Windows images?"