You create and test an FSLogix rule set. You notice that the rules have been implemented, but they are not taking effect. Which of the following steps would you take to resolve this issue? (Choose two

The FSLogix filter driver (`frxdrv.sys`) is essential for App Masking rules to take effect, and its presence and proper functioning (typically located in `C:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps`) must be verified if rules are not applying.

The destination path `_USER_PROFILE_PATH_` is typically used in FSLogix redirections or rules, and while its syntax is important, it's not a primary reason for rule sets themselves not taking effect if the files are not correctly deployed or processed.

For FSLogix App Masking rules to be applied, the compiled rule set files (`.fxc` extension) must be present in the `C:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps\Rules` directory on the session host.

While verifying rule assignment is a critical troubleshooting step, the question states "rules have been implemented," which might imply assignment is already correctly configured, shifting the focus to issues with rule file deployment or the FSLogix service/driver.