GSA Windows client prerequisites and installation
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description: The Global Secure Access client secures network traffic at the end-user device. This article describes how to download and install the Windows client.
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ms.service: global-secure-access
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ms.topic: how-to
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ms.author: jayrusso
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author: HULKsmashGithub
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## Prerequisites
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- A Microsoft Entra tenant onboarded to Global Secure Access.
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−- A device joined to or registered in the onboarded tenant:
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+- A device joined to or registered (Preview) in the onboarded tenant:
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+ - Registered device support is available with minimum client version `2_26.103`.
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- The device must be Microsoft Entra joined, Microsoft Entra hybrid joined, or Microsoft Entra registered. To learn more, see [Global Secure Access client overview](concept-clients.md).
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- If the device isn't joined or registered, the Global Secure Access client registers it to the tenant when the user signs in.
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− - If the device isn't joined and has multiple registrations, at sign-in enter the email address of the tenant that Global Secure Access should connect to.
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+ - If the device isn't joined and has multiple registrations, sign-in with the Microsoft Entra user of the tenant that Global Secure Access should connect to.
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- On Microsoft Entra registered devices, only Private Access traffic is supported.
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- The Global Secure Access client requires a 64-bit version of Windows 10 (LTSC 2021 or newer), Windows 11, or an Arm64 version of Windows 11.
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- Azure Virtual Desktop single-session is supported.
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