Windows 365 Enterprise changes
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What changed across 4 changes
9 new passages (about 150 words), 8 removed passages (about 50 words). The changed wording mentions dates and deadlines, defaults, prerequisites, supported platforms, settings and controls. Review the source to confirm the effect.
May need admin actionCheck whether new requirements apply to your setup; check whether a default changed for your tenant or devices; check the dates against your plans.
[added: IT administrators can set a default display experience for Windows 365 Cloud PCs by choosing either a single display or all displays. Users can still] …
[added: For more information, see Remote Connection Experience.]
[added: External identity support is now generally available for the Windows App on iOS. For more information on client versions and capabilities, see Compare Windows App] …
[added: IT administrators can now assign Cloud PC Settings to user groups, device groups, all users, or all devices, depending on the settings object. For more] …
[removed: Note]
Short quotes of Microsoft's changed wording from Microsoft source, © Microsoft Corporation. Read the page for the full text.
Sections to inspect
- Week of October 12, 2026
- Default display settings for Cloud PCs now generally available
- iOS support for external identities is now generally available
- Week of October 5, 2026
- All users and all devices targeting for Cloud PC Settings (Public Preview)
- What's new in Windows 365 Enterprise and Windows 365 Flex
- Feedback
- Additional resources
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