Welcome to the one-hundred-ninetieth (190th) edition of the Windows 365 Community newsletter! This week, we bring you the latest Windows 365 news, free events, and expert tips & tricks from the world of Cloud PC.
How to Fix Windows 365 Inactive Azure Network Connection in Intune
If your Windows 365 Azure Network Connection (ANC) shows as Inactive in Intune, it could block Cloud PC provisioning. Common causes include expired Azure subscriptions, misconfigured VNets or subnets, and missing role assignments.
To resolve, start by running a connection health check in Intune. Fixes often involve reassigning Contributor roles, verifying subnets and IP availability, and ensuring DNS/AD connectivity. If the ANC can’t be recovered—for example, if a subnet is permanently removed—you’ll need to create a new ANC and update provisioning policies.
Proactive monitoring and regular Azure permission audits can help prevent future issues.
Read the full post here: Vaishnav K – How to Fix Windows 365 Inactive Azure Network Connection in Intune
Redirections for newly provisioned and reprovisioned Cloud PCs
Mentioned by Jitesh Kumar on X:
Windows 365 strengthens Cloud PC security by disabling clipboard, drive, USB, and printer redirections by default on all newly provisioned and reprovisioned Cloud PCs.
Organizations can update these settings as per their policies.
How to change new south korea geography for Windows 365 Cloud PCs using Intune
Microsoft has expanded Windows 365 availability to the Korea Central region, enabling organizations to provision Cloud PCs closer to users in South Korea. This update enhances performance, reduces latency, and supports compliance with local data residency requirements.
With Intune, IT admins can now configure or update provisioning policies to deploy Cloud PCs directly in the new South Korea geography. Existing policies can also be updated, with reprovisioning required for users moving from other regions.
This addition underscores Microsoft’s commitment to flexibility, compliance, and global accessibility for hybrid work.
Read the full post here: Vaishnav K – How to change new south korea geography for Windows 365 Cloud PCs using Intune
That’s a wrap for the 190th edition of the Windows 365 Community newsletter!
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We’ll be back next week with more Windows 365 insights, events, and tips to help you get the most out of your Cloud PC journey.
Until then – stay connected, stay secure, and keep innovating with Windows 365!
