Today, the VDAs run as virtual instances on the hypervisor, generously allocated vRAM, and Windows itself has become significantly less resource-intensive than the Windows 7 of back then. So, do I even need all this optimization fuss anymore? The short answer: Not most of it. But there is one thing—and that’s non-negotiable. The one optimization that […]
Citrix PVS Optimization — Do I still need it? Read More »
There’s that one moment in almost every PVS project. A worker doesn’t boot properly, a policy isn’t taking effect, and the admin is staring at an image that has accumulated all sorts of things over the years. No one remembers exactly why that one service is still running or who set that registry key back then. Welcome to the topic of system hygiene
The hygiene of the master target device Read More »
When introducing new admins to PVS or MCS, there’s one rule that suddenly makes everything click—and ensures you’ll never make a certain mistake again. The rule is incredibly simple: When a non-persistent VDI system starts up, absolutely nothing is allowed to update automatically in the background—no matter what software it is
The most important rule with non-persistent images Read More »
