Introducing Windows 365 Link

Microsoft Mechanics Podcast

Windows 365 Link is the first Cloud PC device purpose-built for Windows 365. It can connect to your Cloud PC in seconds with a simple sign-in, accessing a familiar Windows Desktop with high-fidelity performance. Windows 365 Link offers seamless setup and streamlined management through Microsoft Intune, ensuring your IT environment is efficiently maintained alongside other PCs. As a stateless and adminless device, it does not store user profile data or install additional software.

Optimize your work experience with passwordless authentication, high-performance video conferencing, and support for essential peripherals. Designed with a robust security posture, Windows 365 Link provides data protection with features like Secure Boot, BitLocker encryption, Hypervisor-based Code Integrity, and more.

Jalleen Ringer, Partner GPM for Windows Cloud Endpoints, shows how Windows 365 Link is the ideal choice for secure, scalable, and efficient cloud computing.

► QUICK LINKS: 00:00 - Windows 365 Link—First Cloud PC device purpose-built for Windows 365 00:55 - What it's like to use Windows 365 Link 02:32 - Ports and connectivity 03:18 - Set it up 03:48 - Device management 05:26 - Wrap up

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Check out https://aka.ms/Windows365Link

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