You have an Azure subscription. The subscription contains 10 Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts that run Windows 10 Enterprise. You plan to deploy the new Microsoft Teams app to the session hosts. Yo

Question

Options

• Athe Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable
• B.NET Framework 4.8
• Cthe Remote Desktop WebRTC Redirector Service
• Dthe Microsoft XNA Framework Redistributable
• EWindows App

• A
  78% (28)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  14% (5)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

Deploying the new Microsoft Teams on Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts requires two specific components that differ from what classic Teams needed. Visual C++ Redistributable (A) is a mandatory runtime dependency - the new Teams is built on a modern framework that requires these C++ runtime libraries to function. Windows App (E) is Microsoft's updated universal client platform that replaces the old Remote Desktop client and is required to support the new Teams optimization architecture on AVD session hosts running Windows 10 Enterprise.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• C (WebRTC Redirector Service) is the most tempting wrong answer - it was required for classic Teams media optimization on AVD, but the new Teams uses a different optimization approach that does not depend on it.
• B (.NET Framework 4.8) has no role in Teams deployment on AVD; it is commonly required for other Microsoft workloads but not here.
• D (XNA Framework Redistributable) is a game development runtime with no relevance to Teams or AVD.

Memory tip: Think "new Teams, new tools" - the WebRTC Redirector Service is the classic/old Teams trap, while the new Teams pairs C++ Redistributable (runtime foundation) with Windows App (modern client platform). If you see "new Teams" on the exam, eliminate the WebRTC option.

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