Multiple users on a single desktop
When a user signs into a modern desktop, Windows loads the personal profile. This profile contains user-specific elements such as desktop preferences, screen configurations, and themes. Additionally, it stores the user’s documents, desktop, videos, and downloads folders. These locations are typically used by the user to store work-related documents.
The user profile also hosts a folder named AppData
, which stores application-specific data. This could be anything from application settings to temporary documents.
Modern desktops use collaboration applications that synchronize data with cloud-based services. The Microsoft 365 Apps suite is a great collaborative solution. Another great collaborative tool from Microsoft is Teams, which has the ability to hold meetings, make calls, present notifications, and store work-related data. The data is usually stored in a team channel, which uses Microsoft SharePoint Online to store the data online...