These Virtual Desktops, also known as VDI, are much more resource intensive than the default MultiPoint Server desktop sessions, so we recommend that you use default MultiPoint Server sessions when possible. Examples include applications that cannot be installed on Windows Server and applications that will not run multiple instances on the same host computer. This optional configuration in Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 Premium is primarily intended for situations where an essential application requires its own instance of a client operating system for each user. For information about installing and enabling the Wireless LAN Service, see Wireless LAN Service Overview ().Ĭreate Windows 7 or Windows 8 Enterprise virtual desktops for stations Wireless network adapters are disabled by default in MultiPoint Server. If you want users to be able to access your Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 system over a wireless local area network (LAN), you must install and enable the Wireless LAN Service. Users logged on to any station that is connected to the Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 computer will be able to see and use the printer.Įnable access over a wireless LAN in Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 Click Share this printer, specify a share name for the printer, and then click OK. Under Printers and Faxes, right-click the printer, and then click Printer Properties.į. In Control Panel, click Hardware, and then click Devices and Printers.ĭ. From the Start screen, open Control Panel.Ĭ. Log on to the MultiPoint Server computer as an administrator.ī. Configure the printer as a shared printer:Ī. Connect the printer to the Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 computer.Ģ. To make a local printer available to all users on a Windows MultiPoint Server 2012 systemġ.

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