Microsoft Intune
GeneralAzure Virtual Desktop Multi Session
In brief
The documentation now requires PowerShell scripts to be targeted to devices. Set logged-on credentials to No for system context or Yes for user context.
What Intune admins need to know
Review script assignments and change user-targeted scripts to device targeting where needed.
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Documentation change
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- Configure user scope policies using Settings catalog and assign to groups of users. You can use the search bar to search all configurations with scope set to "user".
- Configure user certificates and assign to users.
- Configure PowerShell scripts to install in the user
context and assign to users.context.
Prerequisites
Script deployment
Scripts configuredmust be targeted to run in the system context and assigned to devices are supported on Windows Enterprise multi-session. This can be configured underdevices. Under Script settings by settingsettings, set Run this script using the logged on credentials to No.
Scripts configured to run scripts in the system context, or set to Yes to run in the user context and assigned to users are supported on Windows Enterprise multi-session. This can be configured under Script settings by setting Run this script using the logged on credentials to Yes.context.
Windows Update client policies
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ User configuration support in Microsoft Intune for Windows Enterprise multi-sess
- Configure user scope policies using **Settings catalog** and assign to groups of users. You can use the search bar to search all configurations with scope set to "user".
- Configure user certificates and assign to users.
-- Configure PowerShell scripts to install in the user context and assign to users.
+- Configure PowerShell scripts to install in the user context.
## Prerequisites
@@ -198,9 +198,7 @@ All Windows apps can be deployed to Windows Enterprise multi-session with the fo
## Script deployment
-Scripts configured to run in the system context and assigned to devices are supported on Windows Enterprise multi-session. This can be configured under Script settings by setting **Run this script using the logged on credentials** to **No**.
-
-Scripts configured to run in the user context and assigned to users are supported on Windows Enterprise multi-session. This can be configured under Script settings by setting **Run this script using the logged on credentials** to **Yes**.
+Scripts must be targeted to devices. Under Script settings, set **Run this script using the logged on credentials** to **No** to run scripts in the system context, or set to **Yes** to run in the user context.
## Windows Update client policies