

I also seek clarification on whether an Azure virtual machine indeed supports any/all desktop software execution. The information contained on, "Azure desktop hosting - Reference architecture and deployment guides," - 2016 is also The information contained on, "DaaS in Azure," - 2014 is too old and no longer part of Azure features. Pro computer) can be uploaded and opened within the Windows 10 instance running in Azure. Plus, if the user desires, a file from the user device (e.g. The application execution occurs on the Windows 10 desktop inside the Azure account. User can now successfully run any Office 2016 desktop application and/or Visio 2016. After enabling the Windows 10 desktop, the Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) for the desktop, and Visio 2016 for the desktop. I need to obtain the knowledge to correctly configure within Azure, the Windows 10 desktop such that full license compliance is obtained to run Windows 10 Pro,ġ709 and newer, Microsoft Office 2016 (e.g.

Solution Provider (CSP) noted at "Windows virtualization use rights coming to CSP". I have a customer use case requirement to fully understand how the Desktop as a Service (DaaS) functionality is now supported, with the September 2017 modifications to the Windows 10 Cloud I am using this forum to correctly obtain and document for all.
