Windows 365 is a new service from Microsoft that greatly simplifies deploying Windows 10 (and soon Windows 11) desktops to end users. While Microsoft’s Azure Virtual Desktop solution can accomplish the same tasks, Windows 365 makes the process far easier, with a predictable cost. This post will walk through the topics one needs to know to get started with this technology.
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