🖥️ Azure Virtual Desktop Setup Guide

🖥️ Azure Virtual Desktop Setup Guide

 Overview

Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) enables Rebnetik users to securely access a Windows desktop and applications from anywhere. This guide walks you through installing the AVD Remote Desktop client and configuring it for optimal use.

✅ Quick-Start Checklist

  • ✔ Stable internet connection
  • ✔ Download Remote Desktop client
  • ✔ Sign in with Azure AD credentials
  • ✔ Configure display and device settings
  • ✔ Launch assigned desktop or app
  • ✔ Contact support if needed

🔧 Installation & Configuration

Step 1: Download the Remote Desktop Client

Visit: https://windows.cloud.microsoft/#/devices
Select your operating system and download the appropriate client.

Step 2: Sign In

  • Launch the Remote Desktop client
  • Click Subscribe
  • Sign in using your Azure Active Directory (AAD) credentials

Step 3: Configure Settings (Optional)

  • Adjust display resolution and scaling
  • Enable device redirection (e.g., printers, clipboard)
  • Optimize bandwidth usage for performance

Step 4: Launch Your Virtual Desktop

Double-click your assigned desktop or application to begin your session.

📱 Mobile Access

For mobile users:

  • Download the Microsoft Remote Desktop app from the App Store or Google Play
  • Sign in with Azure AD
  • Launch your desktop
  • Contact IT for help if needed

🛠️ Troubleshooting

  • Missing desktops/apps? Ensure your account has assigned resources
  • Connection issues? Check your internet, firewall, or VPN
  • Authentication errors? Confirm credentials and MFA setup

📞 Support

If you need assistance, contact Rebnetik IT Support:
📧 support@rebnetik.com

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