Chapter 10, Creating a Master Virtual Desktop Image

1. Potentially reduce per-desktop infrastructure resource requirements, optimize performance, and eliminate specific known issues related to using the target OS as a virtual desktop.
2. Hibernate, disk defragmentation, automatic updates, Windows error reporting, and Windows System Restore.
3. Disable native application update features, perform any required software activation or activation workarounds, and optimize application settings
4. Causes unneeded disk IO when writing Windows RAM contents to disk, and leads to slower login times when reading RAM contents back into memory when the user logs in again.
5. Linked clones are typically updated by updating the master image, then recomposing users to that new image. If you applied an update directly to a link clone, the space it requires would increase significantly since its configuration...