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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 describe the operating-system type, state and distribution metadata shared by related image versions.

Deprecation separates new deployment eligibility from retention history. This is relevant when the task is to stop new hosts from launching an obsolete desktop image while preserving required historical recovery evidence; it does not directly meet the requirement to describe the operating-system type, state and distribution metadata shared by related image versions.

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 describe the operating-system type, state and distribution metadata shared by related image versions.

Detection signatures require updates to identify new threats. This is relevant when the task is to keep the malware detection engine on the approved current signature baseline across a pooled VM fleet; it does not directly meet the requirement to temporarily restrict a confirmed compromised desktop VM's network traffic under an approved response procedure.

MDE correlates endpoint security detections to devices. This is relevant when the task is to triage an endpoint incident affecting one pooled host without assuming all users' desktops are infected; it does not directly meet the requirement to temporarily restrict a confirmed compromised desktop VM's network traffic under an approved response procedure.

Guest security event collection supports incident investigation. This is relevant when the task is to forward guest OS audit events to the organization's security monitoring platform; it does not directly meet the requirement to temporarily restrict a confirmed compromised desktop VM's network traffic under an approved response procedure.

Image-based rebuilds preserve shared app consistency. This is relevant when the task is to recover a broken shared app installation by replacing the host with a tested image rather than modifying dozens of VMs ad hoc; it does not directly meet the requirement to stop a problematic app update from spreading to all multi-session users without a tested rollback option.

Launched programs can depend on their working directory. This is relevant when the task is to fix a published app that loads but cannot locate its relative resource files when started from a different default directory; it does not directly meet the requirement to stop a problematic app update from spreading to all multi-session users without a tested rollback option.

RemoteApp can start configured executables with arguments. This is relevant when the task is to publish an application with an approved startup document or argument without writing a duplicate binary; it does not directly meet the requirement to stop a problematic app update from spreading to all multi-session users without a tested rollback option.

Report-only mode supports safe impact assessment. This is relevant when the task is to measure the effect of a proposed user access rule without first blocking production employees; it does not directly meet the requirement to apply a new authentication rule only to a pilot group of AVD workers.

Narrow emergency exclusions reduce account lockout risk. This is relevant when the task is to preserve a documented break-glass path when a broad Conditional Access policy breaks routine access; it does not directly meet the requirement to apply a new authentication rule only to a pilot group of AVD workers.

Sign-in frequency governs token reuse rather than force-closing active sessions. This is relevant when the task is to require a new authentication after an approved session-age interval on a new connection; it does not directly meet the requirement to apply a new authentication rule only to a pilot group of AVD workers.

Build-time controls reduce trusted image compromise. This is relevant when the task is to reject unsigned or unapproved desktop image components before they reach a production image version; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid embedding a domain-join credential directly in a shared infrastructure template.

Privileged access activation limits standing admin authority. This is relevant when the task is to require time-limited just-in-time elevation before an operator changes AVD hostpool settings; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid embedding a domain-join credential directly in a shared infrastructure template.

Customer-managed encryption keys add governance over data-at-rest protection. This is relevant when the task is to meet a policy demanding organizational control over encryption key lifecycle for sensitive desktop disks; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid embedding a domain-join credential directly in a shared infrastructure template.

Image-version discipline reduces compatibility differences across pooled hosts. This is relevant when the task is to prevent fleet drift across Windows cumulative update levels in one pooled host pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to verify a single legacy application can be delivered without exposing a full remote desktop.

Windows Server CAL rules differ from Windows client AVD license eligibility. This is relevant when the task is to check whether using Windows Server in Azure Virtual Desktop changes existing licensing assumptions for staff; it does not directly meet the requirement to verify a single legacy application can be delivered without exposing a full remote desktop.

GPU workloads require compatible VM size, driver and OS configuration. This is relevant when the task is to satisfy a design requiring validated remote graphics acceleration for a visualization application; it does not directly meet the requirement to verify a single legacy application can be delivered without exposing a full remote desktop.

That evidence concerns Browser policy management on session host, used to enforce approved enterprise browser extension and home page settings in a pooled desktop. It does not establish whether Audio microphone privacy restriction satisfies the current requirement to disable mic redirection in sensitive AVD sessions while leaving playback allowed.

That evidence concerns High-DPI display scaling test, used to ensure remote applications remain usable on mixed-resolution client monitors. It does not establish whether Audio microphone privacy restriction satisfies the current requirement to disable mic redirection in sensitive AVD sessions while leaving playback allowed.

That evidence concerns Teams VDI media optimization, used to offload supported Microsoft Teams audio and video processing to a compatible endpoint rather than render everything on a shared host. It does not establish whether Audio microphone privacy restriction satisfies the current requirement to disable mic redirection in sensitive AVD sessions while leaving playback allowed.

Ramp-down settings control safe reduction of host capacity. This is relevant when the task is to reduce active capacity after users have been disconnected for the configured safe interval; it does not directly meet the requirement to pack active user sessions onto fewer pooled hosts when scaling down under a cost optimization objective.

Autoscale phase times depend on schedule time zone. This is relevant when the task is to prevent pooled capacity being started an hour late after a schedule's wrong timezone was selected; it does not directly meet the requirement to pack active user sessions onto fewer pooled hosts when scaling down under a cost optimization objective.

Off-peak schedule reduces idle compute spending. This is relevant when the task is to deallocate unused session hosts late at night while preserving service access under the approved schedule; it does not directly meet the requirement to pack active user sessions onto fewer pooled hosts when scaling down under a cost optimization objective.

Autoscale phase times depend on schedule time zone. This is relevant when the task is to prevent pooled capacity being started an hour late after a schedule's wrong timezone was selected; it does not directly meet the requirement to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule.

A scaling plan must be associated with its host pool. This is relevant when the task is to make an approved scaling plan actually govern a specified target pooled hostpool rather than remain unassigned; it does not directly meet the requirement to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule.

Ramp-down settings control safe reduction of host capacity. This is relevant when the task is to reduce active capacity after users have been disconnected for the configured safe interval; it does not directly meet the requirement to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule.

That evidence concerns Azure budget alert scoped to AVD subscription, used to notify platform owners before virtual desktop spending crosses an agreed monthly threshold. It does not establish whether Granular RBAC for image publishers satisfies the current requirement to allow only approved engineers to create new gallery image versions without broad subscription Owner privileges.

That evidence concerns Azure Policy compliance dashboard for session hosts, used to audit whether existing desktop VMs adhere to the approved configuration baseline. It does not establish whether Granular RBAC for image publishers satisfies the current requirement to allow only approved engineers to create new gallery image versions without broad subscription Owner privileges.

That evidence concerns Management-group inheritance for tagging governance, used to apply consistent mandatory tags to desktop resources deployed across several teams' subscriptions. It does not establish whether Granular RBAC for image publishers satisfies the current requirement to allow only approved engineers to create new gallery image versions without broad subscription Owner privileges.

That evidence concerns Client-version compatibility verification, used to resolve a new client feature not working on an older installed release. It does not establish whether Windows App for Android satisfies the current requirement to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications.

That evidence concerns Windows App on macOS, used to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices. It does not establish whether Windows App for Android satisfies the current requirement to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications.

That evidence concerns Windows App web browser client, used to give occasional users an approved browser-based session when installing a native client is impractical. It does not establish whether Windows App for Android satisfies the current requirement to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications.