Which feature allows you to run applications hosted on network file servers or web servers?

Windows Virtual PC is a hypervisor used for running full operating systems in virtual machines, not for streaming individual applications from a server.

Remote Desktop Connection provides access to a complete remote desktop session, not a method for running individual applications hosted on a network server locally.

Windows Installer is a service used for the traditional installation and management of software packages directly on a local computer, not for running applications from network servers without installation.

Application Virtualization Client, specifically Microsoft App-V, virtualizes applications, allowing them to be streamed from a central server (like a file server or web server) and run on a client device without full local installation. This technology isolates the application from the operating system, facilitating centralized management and deployment of applications hosted on a network.