A blog about End User Computing (EUC)
Stefan Dingemanse and I made an update to our PowerShell module called PSCloudPc. This PowerShell module enables you to manage Windows 365 via PowerShell with easy to use command lets. The MSGraph powershell module requires you to construct JSON body’s. We made this in to easy to use “one-liners” Check out our Project website. And … Read more
A colleague of mine contacted me about slow logon times for Windows 365 Cloud Pc’s. Every next day he reported that the logon took about 3 – 5 minutes. I also asked around in the community and this is not normal behaviour. It should be like 30 seconds to logon. So, we got ourselves something … Read more
I recently had the privilege of implementing Windows 365 boot but encountered error 65000. This had to do with the Windows 365 Boot Device Configuration Policy Boot profile: The picture above clearly states the “Boot to Cloud PC Enhanced” setting return the error 65000. So, where does this error come from? I met the prerequisites: … Read more
This blog is about showing another example of our Powershell module called PSCloudPC. The example is about Reprovision/Restore Windows 365 devices. My other post is about deploying Windows 365 via Powershell. Firstly, download and install the module. You can do so using the following command: After that, import the module: We are now ready to … Read more
Stefan Dingemanse and I built a Powershell Module to deploy Windows 365 more easily. We wanted a new challenge. Stefan looked at the Powershell Gallery and there wasn’t a Windows 365 module. So, we decided to build one. The module is available at the Powershell Gallery Full documentation is available on Github. The Github page … Read more
I am currently deploying Windows 365 and want to use a custom image. Firstly, I used the Azure Marketplace Windows 11 22h2 enterprise image. The performance was terrible. I checked again, but I couldn’t find it. I got a hint that you must register the Windows 365 Cloud PC images in your Azure environment. This … Read more
This blog is about using Packer and YAML to create a Windows 365 Image. This is an add-on to the first blog in the series on Packer. Prerequisites Make sure you have completed the first blog in this series: Packer YAML Azure DevOps Pipeline Pt. 1 – Create the Packer YAML Pipeline After that, you … Read more
In this series I am going to show you how build a Windows 10 Image via Azure Pipelines and DevOps without 3rd party tooling, welcome to part 5! We built the image, deployed a sessionhost in the previous parts. Next up is converting the Image Pipeline to YAML Pipelines. In addition, YAML pipelines hold all … Read more
In this series I am going to show you how build a Windows 10 Image via Azure Pipelines and DevOps without 3rd party tooling, welcome to part 3! Part 3 is about the Shared Image Gallery. This is a service within Microsoft Azure to publish images and we are publishing our managed image in the … Read more