Windows 365, disable local drive redirection using Microsoft Intune

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In the interests of securing AVD and Windows 365 environments, it may be interesting to ask the question of the redirection of local drive or folder to remote session.



Often, Windows 365 users use a personal and potentially insecure computer to access a customer's Windows 365/AVD services.

It is therefore essential to guard against the dangers that this type of scenario may entail. To avoid this, it is possible to prohibit the mounting of local drives in a remote session.

To do this, I invite you to follow the procedure below.

Configuration profile creation

  • Go to intune.microsoft.com
  • Go to Devices / Windows / Configuration Profiles
  • Click Create Profile
  • Select : 
    • Platform : Windows 10 and later
    • Profile Type : Settings Catalog
  • Complete the Name field and click Next
  • Click Add settings
  • Go to Administrative Templates \ Windows Components \ Remote Desktop Services \ Remote Desktop Session Host \ Device and Resource Redirection
  • Select Do not allow drive redirection
  • Close the panel and move the cursor to Enabled

  • Click Next
  • Scope tags, click Next
  • Assignments, select a devices group or All devices and click Next
  • Review + create, click Next

Verification

In the management console

  • Go to Devices / Windows / Configuration Profiles
  • Select your Configuration profile

On the client

If the parameter applied correctly, the redirected drives and folders section should not appear in Windows Explorer



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