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If Intune enrollment is failing, make sure that: Windows 365 performs a device-based MDM enrollment into Intune. Is successfully synced to Azure AD before provisioning times out.Suggested test: Check to see that the AD object:

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If your organization uses Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), this registration process is optimized and may result in Cloud PC provisioning completing faster than an Azure AD Connect sync might.

Make sure that the domain controller being used for Windows 365 will be replicated fast enough to make it into Azure AD within this five hour timeout window. This step will time out if the Azure AD object doesn’t appear within 90 minutes.Īnother factor to consider is your on-premises AD replication time. Make sure that Azure AD connect is configured to sync the AD computer objects every 30 minutes, and no more than 60 minutes. If provisioning fails because of hybrid Azure AD join, it’s likely because of an insufficient sync period configured in your AD Sync service. Hybrid Azure AD join must be configured and healthy as a pre-requisite for Cloud PC. Windows 365 doesn’t perform any hybrid Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) join function for the customer.

Suggested test: Attach an Azure VM to the configured vNet and perform a domain join using the credentials provided. Make sure that everything required for this domain join to be successful is in place. JsonADDomainExtension is the Azure function used to perform this domain join. Make sure that the vNet and subnet can reach a domain controller correctly.Make sure that the domain join user has sufficient permissions to perform the domain join.Makes sure that the AD domain, organizational unit (OU), and credentials in the associated Azure network connection (ANC) are correct.This failure can be caused by many factors that are in control of your organization. Windows 365 failed to join the Cloud PC to your on-premises Active Directory (AD) domain.

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As a result, the user won’t see or be able to use the full storage that they were assigned. Windows 365 provisioned the Cloud PC but didn’t allocate the full OS storage according to what the user should have received based on their assigned Windows 365 license. Suggested test: Make sure that the ANC is healthy and retry the provisioning. Provisioning will fail if the ANC refresh fails while provisioning is under way. Azure network connection isn’t healthyĬloud PC provisioning will be blocked if the associated ANC isn’t healthy. Suggested test: Confirm with your identity team that the SCP exists for all target forests.

#Windows testview on restart how to#

To understand more about the SCP and learn how to configure it, see the Azure AD documentation. If the SCP configuration doesn't exist, or can't be discovered by using the vNet declared, provisioning will fail. You must configure your SCPs by using Azure AD connect for each forest you plan to join Cloud PCs to. The service connection point (SCP) is used by your Cloud PCs to discover your Azure AD tenant information. Azure AD service connection point (SCP) misconfigured The following errors can occur during Cloud PC provisioning.