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Windows 365 Link

Windows 365 Link is a Cloud PC device purpose-built by Microsoft to connect in a speedy and secure way to Windows 365. It was announced in November 2024 as being in public preview, with general availability in April 2025 at…

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Resources: Windows 365

Online training If you are a High Schooler, or have access to the Dear Louise training sessions, then you can register for the Dear Louise: Virtual desktops in the cloud training which we ran in November 2024. It’s a 51-minute…

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Network deployment options

Technically, you have two options for network deployment of the Windows 365 service: Use a Microsoft-hosted network Use Azure Network Connections You can find a good article here explaining the pros and cons of the two options but be aware…

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OneDrive

In October 2024 Microsoft announced that starting on January 27, 2025 any OneDrive user account that has been unlicensed for more than 93 days will be automatically archived. A OneDrive account becomes unlicensed when a license is removed from a…

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HP Anyware for Windows 365

In October 2024 Microsoft announced the general availability of HP Anyware for Windows 365 for organizations that want to integrate HP Anyware digital workspaces with Windows 365 Cloud PCs. From a licensing perspective you need both a Windows 365 Enterprise…

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Microsoft resources: AI Builder

You’ll find some useful information in the AI Builder Learn document: use the Overview of licensing page to get familiar with the terms used with AI Builder licensing, and then get the detail on the AI Builder licensing and credit…

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Resources: AI Builder

Online training If you are a High Schooler, or have access to the Dear Louise training sessions, then you can register for the Dear Louise: Licensing Power Automate and AI Builder training which we ran in September 2024. It’s a…

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Microsoft resources: Power Automate

The Power Automate plan pricing and comparison tables are useful for general information, and you can find good information in the Licensing Guide and (if you have access to the Power Platform Partner Hub) the Licensing Deck. There’s also some…

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Resources: Power Automate

Online training If you are a High Schooler, or have access to the Dear Louise training sessions, then you can register for the Dear Louise: Licensing Power Automate and AI Builder training which we ran in September 2024. It’s a…

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