At the beginning of December, Bart Roels and I hosted a one-day workshop update on our Technical Deep Dive about the Windows Virtual Desktop Spring 2020 edition for all West-Europe partners from Microsoft. We started the day with a Presentation about all the changes and upcoming features for WVD. In the afternoon, we hosted the updated Hands-on Labs.

Last week (15-06 until 19-06), I was hosting a Technical Deep Dive on the Windows Virtual Desktop Spring 2020 edition toghether with Bart Roels from Microsoft Belgium for all West-Europe partners from Microsoft. We started with a Presentation on Monday about the changes in the Spring 2020 edition. And from Tuesday till Friday, we hosted Hands-on Labs. During these Hands-on Labs, the attendees had to

This week (15-06 until 19-06), I'm hosting a Technical Deep Dive on the Windows Virtual Desktop Spring 2020 edition toghether with Bart Roels from Microsoft Belgium for all West-Europe partners from Microsoft. We started with a Presentation on Monday about the changes in the Spring 2020 edition. And from Tuesday till Friday, we hosted Hands-on Labs. During these Hands-on Labs, the attendees had to deploy a WVD Workspace and Hostpool using ARM Templates.

While migrating a customer to Windows Virtual Desktop, some users were unable to connect to their WVD desktop/app.
All these users got an error while connecting with this error message: Error code: 0x204
You can find a screenshot & exact error message at the end of the article.

After some research and Wireshark tracing, we found out that the computers were unable to connect to the Windows Virtual Desktop service using a correct Cipher.

Awesome news today: Windows Virtual Desktop is now General Available!