Which two delivery methods fulfill these requirements? (Choose two.)

A hosted server OS is a multi-user environment, and while Profile Management handles user profiles, it does not provide a personalized, persistent desktop operating system experience for individual users in the same way as a dedicated VDI.

A pooled hosted desktop OS with Personal vDisk enabled allows users to retain their user-installed applications and personal data across sessions on a separate virtual disk, while still leveraging a non-persistent base image for easy management.

A hosted server OS with a persistent server operating system implies a dedicated server OS instance for a single user, which is generally not an efficient or typical delivery model for personalized desktops compared to VDI solutions.

An assigned hosted desktop OS with a persistent desktop operating system provides a dedicated virtual desktop for each user, allowing full personalization and persistence of all changes, similar to a physical desktop.