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Drivers must be compatible with the selected host VM and Windows build. This is relevant when the task is to validate image updates against GPU, printer and peripheral drivers required by user workloads; it does not directly meet the requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

Patch assessment distinguishes installed from missing updates. This is relevant when the task is to identify hosts that missed a scheduled Windows cumulative update without incorrectly treating all hosts as current; it does not directly meet the requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

Refreshing base images avoids leaving deployed clones with old baseline patches. This is relevant when the task is to create a new approved gallery version containing current Windows security updates; it does not directly meet the requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

That evidence concerns CPU-to-session density load test, used to choose a host VM CPU class after measuring the processor demand of the real workload. It does not establish whether Session per-host maximum from workload testing satisfies the current requirement to cap concurrent user placements at the session count sustained by a tested shared VM.

That evidence concerns Session-host per-user application resource measurement, used to estimate whether a browser-heavy cohort can share hosts with CPU-heavy analytics users. It does not establish whether Session per-host maximum from workload testing satisfies the current requirement to cap concurrent user placements at the session count sustained by a tested shared VM.

That evidence concerns VM availability-zone distribution, used to reduce the risk that one Azure datacenter-zone failure removes all hosts from a critical pool. It does not establish whether Session per-host maximum from workload testing satisfies the current requirement to cap concurrent user placements at the session count sustained by a tested shared VM.

Disconnect retains user session processes rather than terminating them. This is relevant when the task is to pause a session's client connection without immediately closing its running applications; it does not directly meet the requirement to release a stuck session and its resources after notifying the affected user.

Registration associates a session host with one host pool. This is relevant when the task is to identify a VM that was accidentally enrolled into a test host pool rather than the production one; it does not directly meet the requirement to release a stuck session and its resources after notifying the affected user.

Phased updates detect failures before broad production rollout. This is relevant when the task is to install an approved cumulative update to a maintenance ring before the whole desktop fleet; it does not directly meet the requirement to release a stuck session and its resources after notifying the affected user.

That evidence concerns FSLogix current-version compatibility review, used to confirm guest FSLogix build is supported and compatible with the current Windows image before troubleshooting advanced settings. It does not establish whether FSLogix profile folder ACL audit satisfies the current requirement to discover a share where users can read other employees' VHDX containers due to overly broad NTFS permissions.

That evidence concerns FSLogix sign-in trace before login script, used to separate a slow network profile mount from a slow application login script after Windows authentication. It does not establish whether FSLogix profile folder ACL audit satisfies the current requirement to discover a share where users can read other employees' VHDX containers due to overly broad NTFS permissions.

That evidence concerns FSLogix rules assignment group testing, used to diagnose a masking rule that doesn't apply because an employee isn't in the expected identity group. It does not establish whether FSLogix profile folder ACL audit satisfies the current requirement to discover a share where users can read other employees' VHDX containers due to overly broad NTFS permissions.

That evidence concerns Secondary region network and DNS preconfiguration, used to prevent failover hosts from starting without access to required directory, storage and name-resolution services. It does not establish whether Disaster recovery failback procedure satisfies the current requirement to safely return staff to primary-region desktops after services recover without losing recent profile changes.

That evidence concerns Secondary region entitlement/workspace feed preparation, used to give workers a discoverable alternative desktop resource when switching to a backup region. It does not establish whether Disaster recovery failback procedure satisfies the current requirement to safely return staff to primary-region desktops after services recover without losing recent profile changes.

That evidence concerns Multi-region user experience validation, used to ensure remote desktop latency from key employee regions remains acceptable when workloads fail over to a distant location. It does not establish whether Disaster recovery failback procedure satisfies the current requirement to safely return staff to primary-region desktops after services recover without losing recent profile changes.

That evidence concerns Azure Files provisioned throughput adjustment, used to increase sustained file-share throughput after verified storage-side throttling under peak logons. It does not establish whether Azure Files share latency monitoring satisfies the current requirement to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login.

That evidence concerns Profile-size trend measurement, used to estimate profile storage growth before another cohort begins using the pooled host pool. It does not establish whether Azure Files share latency monitoring satisfies the current requirement to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login.

That evidence concerns Storage account throttling diagnostic, used to distinguish service throttling from a profile path typo during peak sign-in hour. It does not establish whether Azure Files share latency monitoring satisfies the current requirement to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login.

Hardening in image creation reduces host-by-host drift. This is relevant when the task is to ensure new desktop session hosts inherit enforced Windows security controls; it does not directly meet the requirement to deliver a consistent tested Office application baseline before users start multi-session desktops.

Teams optimization depends on supported host and client components. This is relevant when the task is to confirm a new pooled image includes supported components for client-side Teams media optimization; it does not directly meet the requirement to deliver a consistent tested Office application baseline before users start multi-session desktops.

Image capture must exclude privileged build artifacts. This is relevant when the task is to prevent secrets and temporary build tokens from being copied onto every future session host; it does not directly meet the requirement to deliver a consistent tested Office application baseline before users start multi-session desktops.

AVD Windows client access depends on qualifying user licensing. This is relevant when the task is to authorize an entitled employee to access an AVD Windows client session with an eligible subscription; it does not directly meet the requirement to provide a persistent full Windows client experience on a dedicated personal VM.

Windows Server hosting uses distinct licensing requirements. This is relevant when the task is to serve supported remote sessions using Windows Server while satisfying applicable RDS CAL licensing requirements; it does not directly meet the requirement to provide a persistent full Windows client experience on a dedicated personal VM.

RemoteApp can publish an individual Windows program. This is relevant when the task is to verify a single legacy application can be delivered without exposing a full remote desktop; it does not directly meet the requirement to provide a persistent full Windows client experience on a dedicated personal VM.

Insights exposes session network telemetry that can validate latency improvements. This is relevant when the task is to compare user session latency before and after relocating a host pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify a higher priority deny rule overriding a proposed allow rule for storage access.

AD DS discovery requires appropriate domain DNS records. This is relevant when the task is to resolve a host-registration failure caused by unavailable AD DS SRV records; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify a higher priority deny rule overriding a proposed allow rule for storage access.

Effective-route inspection identifies UDR-caused misrouting. This is relevant when the task is to find a forced tunneling rule that sends AVD egress to a nonfunctional next hop; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify a higher priority deny rule overriding a proposed allow rule for storage access.

Transport verification reveals fallback instead of Shortpath operation. This is relevant when the task is to detect a case where clients still connect over TCP because a UDP rule was omitted; it does not directly meet the requirement to compare user session latency before and after relocating a host pool.

Effective-route inspection identifies UDR-caused misrouting. This is relevant when the task is to find a forced tunneling rule that sends AVD egress to a nonfunctional next hop; it does not directly meet the requirement to compare user session latency before and after relocating a host pool.

A connection reliability record isolates network path instability. This is relevant when the task is to prove intermittent wireless network drops rather than FSLogix storage faults are causing disconnects; it does not directly meet the requirement to compare user session latency before and after relocating a host pool.

Resource access settings control whether public session paths remain usable. This is relevant when the task is to prevent disallowed public connections after private session access has been validated; it does not directly meet the requirement to diagnose blocked private endpoint flows due to network or security policy restrictions.

A partial Private Link pattern can use public discovery and private remaining phases. This is relevant when the task is to leave initial discovery public but keep feed and session connections private to meet a scoped requirement; it does not directly meet the requirement to diagnose blocked private endpoint flows due to network or security policy restrictions.

The connection subresource scopes private access to that host pool. This is relevant when the task is to keep remote session connection traffic to one host pool on private endpoint routes; it does not directly meet the requirement to diagnose blocked private endpoint flows due to network or security policy restrictions.