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That evidence concerns FSLogix DeleteLocalProfileWhenVHDShouldApply, used to prevent an old local profile from shadowing the intended roaming container for a returning user. It does not establish whether FSLogix container storage share permission validation satisfies the current requirement to ensure the signed-in user can create and reopen only their own profile container on Azure Files.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Profile Container VHDX format, used to retain a portable Windows user profile on a share to follow a user among pooled VMs. It does not establish whether FSLogix container storage share permission validation satisfies the current requirement to ensure the signed-in user can create and reopen only their own profile container on Azure Files.

That evidence concerns User sign-out profile-detach verification, used to verify a completed sign-out flushes and releases the user's roaming VHDX for another pooled host. It does not establish whether FSLogix container storage share permission validation satisfies the current requirement to ensure the signed-in user can create and reopen only their own profile container on Azure Files.

MDE onboarding enables device telemetry and response capabilities. This is relevant when the task is to enroll newly deployed session hosts into endpoint detection and response monitoring; it does not directly meet the requirement to triage an endpoint incident affecting one pooled host without assuming all users' desktops are infected.

Posture recommendations surface vulnerabilities requiring remediation. This is relevant when the task is to locate session hosts with critically exposed software packages before a patching wave; it does not directly meet the requirement to triage an endpoint incident affecting one pooled host without assuming all users' desktops are infected.

Real-time Antivirus scans active file and process access. This is relevant when the task is to prevent known malware from executing on session-host Windows guest VMs during user sessions; it does not directly meet the requirement to triage an endpoint incident affecting one pooled host without assuming all users' desktops are infected.

That evidence concerns Verify DR storage identity and ACLs, used to prevent successful VM failover from ending in temporary profiles because SMB security was not reproduced. It does not establish whether Rebuild pooled session hosts from approved image satisfies the current requirement to recover a failed pooled VM without attempting to salvage unsupported guest OS modifications.

That evidence concerns Record independent backup restore proof, used to avoid equating successful scheduled backup jobs with an actually usable recovery state. It does not establish whether Rebuild pooled session hosts from approved image satisfies the current requirement to recover a failed pooled VM without attempting to salvage unsupported guest OS modifications.

That evidence concerns Post-incident recovery audit checkpoint, used to capture the restored desktop region, profile recovery timestamp, user validation and outstanding issues after an outage. It does not establish whether Rebuild pooled session hosts from approved image satisfies the current requirement to recover a failed pooled VM without attempting to salvage unsupported guest OS modifications.

That evidence concerns Cloud Cache versus backup distinction, used to explain why two synchronized live FSLogix providers cannot replace a versioned historical backup after accidental data deletion. It does not establish whether Profile VHDX backup consistency validation satisfies the current requirement to confirm a backup strategy captures a recoverable user profile container without corrupting its file contents.

That evidence concerns File-level restore from Azure Files backup, used to recover a user's accidentally deleted folder without reverting all staff profile disks to a prior state. It does not establish whether Profile VHDX backup consistency validation satisfies the current requirement to confirm a backup strategy captures a recoverable user profile container without corrupting its file contents.

That evidence concerns Azure Backup protection of Azure Files share, used to create scheduled recovery points for an eligible file share storing FSLogix profiles. It does not establish whether Profile VHDX backup consistency validation satisfies the current requirement to confirm a backup strategy captures a recoverable user profile container without corrupting its file contents.

Redirections XML controls selected profile exclusions. This is relevant when the task is to reduce roaming profile bloat from disposable local cache folders while retaining critical user state; it does not directly meet the requirement to separate a slow network profile mount from a slow application login script after Windows authentication.

Container attachment requires an available disk handle. This is relevant when the task is to resolve a conflict when a stale session or open handle prevents a user's profile disk from mounting on a second host; it does not directly meet the requirement to separate a slow network profile mount from a slow application login script after Windows authentication.

Profile logs expose the attachment process and failure conditions. This is relevant when the task is to identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host; it does not directly meet the requirement to separate a slow network profile mount from a slow application login script after Windows authentication.

That evidence concerns FSLogix VHDLocations registry value, used to point profile attachment to the intended SMB UNC file share rather than a local user folder. It does not establish whether FSLogix Profiles Enabled registry value satisfies the current requirement to activate FSLogix profile container functionality on an approved pooled session-host image.

That evidence concerns FSLogix VolumeType setting, used to select the supported VHDX disk type for new profile containers instead of a legacy VHD format. It does not establish whether FSLogix Profiles Enabled registry value satisfies the current requirement to activate FSLogix profile container functionality on an approved pooled session-host image.

That evidence concerns FSLogix DeleteLocalProfileWhenVHDShouldApply, used to prevent an old local profile from shadowing the intended roaming container for a returning user. It does not establish whether FSLogix Profiles Enabled registry value satisfies the current requirement to activate FSLogix profile container functionality on an approved pooled session-host image.

That evidence concerns Azure Virtual Desktop Agent installation, used to turn a supported Windows VM into a session host managed by AVD control plane. It does not establish whether Session-host registration expiration investigation satisfies the current requirement to restore failed fleet enrollment after a registration token expired during provisioning.

That evidence concerns Host registration token lifecycle, used to register newly provisioned session hosts to the intended AVD host pool using a time-scoped registration token. It does not establish whether Session-host registration expiration investigation satisfies the current requirement to restore failed fleet enrollment after a registration token expired during provisioning.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra join for session hosts, used to deploy approved modern cloud identity session hosts without a traditional domain join. It does not establish whether Session-host registration expiration investigation satisfies the current requirement to restore failed fleet enrollment after a registration token expired during provisioning.

That evidence concerns Azure VM extension deployment for directory join, used to automate a Windows VM's supported domain join as part of its infrastructure deployment. It does not establish whether AD DS domain join for session hosts satisfies the current requirement to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access.

That evidence concerns AVD Agent Boot Loader installation, used to ensure the session host can initialize and maintain the AVD agent during guest startup. It does not establish whether AD DS domain join for session hosts satisfies the current requirement to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access.

That evidence concerns Session-host registration expiration investigation, used to restore failed fleet enrollment after a registration token expired during provisioning. It does not establish whether AD DS domain join for session hosts satisfies the current requirement to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access.

Breadth-first balances session placement among hosts. This is relevant when the task is to spread incoming sessions across the least-loaded eligible hosts to favor capacity distribution; it does not directly meet the requirement to map a designated desktop VM to one named staff member instead of using an automatic allocation.

Host pool defaults influence app group creation and user experience. This is relevant when the task is to specify the intended Desktop or RemoteApp default experience when creating the hostpool; it does not directly meet the requirement to map a designated desktop VM to one named staff member instead of using an automatic allocation.

Max-session-limit constrains session placement for depth-first balancing. This is relevant when the task is to enforce a supported occupancy ceiling before the pooled load balancer places sessions on another host; it does not directly meet the requirement to map a designated desktop VM to one named staff member instead of using an automatic allocation.

Capturing a prepared reference VM produces a reusable custom image. This is relevant when the task is to capture an organization-approved guest OS and installed baseline applications after hardening; it does not directly meet the requirement to stop new hosts from launching an obsolete desktop image while preserving required historical recovery evidence.

Generalized and specialized image artifacts have different provisioning semantics. This is relevant when the task is to preserve machine-specific image characteristics when the chosen supported deployment scenario requires a specialized image; it does not directly meet the requirement to stop new hosts from launching an obsolete desktop image while preserving required historical recovery evidence.

Scoped RBAC controls private gallery image consumption. This is relevant when the task is to let approved host-deployment automation read a private gallery image without making the gallery publicly accessible; it does not directly meet the requirement to stop new hosts from launching an obsolete desktop image while preserving required historical recovery evidence.

Entra Kerberos provides identity-based SMB authentication for supported host/user combinations. This is relevant when the task is to authenticate supported Microsoft Entra joined AVD hosts to a profile SMB share without routine domain-controller line-of-sight; it does not directly meet the requirement to let domain-joined AVD hosts use an existing Active Directory identity for profile-share access.

Modern AES service-ticket support is required under updated Windows defaults. This is relevant when the task is to avoid profile authentication failures after the Windows Kerberos RC4-to-AES hardening change; it does not directly meet the requirement to let domain-joined AVD hosts use an existing Active Directory identity for profile-share access.

The Azure AD account policy allows credential keys to roam with a profile. This is relevant when the task is to keep a roaming user's credential manager keys linked to the profile currently being loaded; it does not directly meet the requirement to let domain-joined AVD hosts use an existing Active Directory identity for profile-share access.