Which two options are required to create a Windows 7 virtual machine using the XenDesktop Setup Wizard in the Provisioning Services Console? (Choose two.)

A vDisk in Private mode is used for single-device direct access, not for the XenDesktop Setup Wizard workflow, which targets Standard mode vDisks for shared streaming to multiple VMs.

A virtual machine template is required by the wizard to define hardware configuration parameters such as CPU, memory, and network settings that will be applied to each new VM created.

The Windows 7 master image is the source used to create a vDisk beforehand - it is not a direct input to the XenDesktop Setup Wizard, which consumes an already-prepared vDisk.

An existing machine catalog is not required because the XenDesktop Setup Wizard creates and registers new machines into XenDesktop automatically as part of its process.

The XenDesktop Controller address is required so the PVS wizard can communicate with the XenDesktop site, register the new machines into the appropriate catalog, and integrate them with the XenDesktop brokering layer. Together, the template and controller address provide the infrastructure definition and site connectivity the wizard needs.