An Intune app has no dependencies and is already assigned to a device group for an enrolled Windows Enterprise multi-session pool. It uses user installation context and Available intent, and is not deploying. Which two changes make this app configuration compatible with the documented multi-session deployment model?

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A.Retain Available intent and ask each user to install from Company Portal.
B.Keep user context and assign it to an additional user group.
C.Set the installation context to System.
D.Set the assignment intent to Required.

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Set the installation context to System.
Set the assignment intent to Required.

Multi-session app deployment requires system/device installation context, device targets and Required or Uninstall intent. The device target is already correct in the scenario. Option explanations: A. Retain Available intent and ask each user to install from Company Portal.: Available app deployment is unsupported for this scenario. B. Keep user context and assign it to an additional user group.: Adding user targets does not fix the unsupported context or intent. C. Set the installation context to System.: System context corrects the unsupported user-context installation behavior. D. Set the assignment intent to Required.: Required is a supported deployment intent for the existing device assignment. Sources: Intune: Windows Enterprise multi-session remote desktops — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune-service/fundamentals/azure-virtual-desktop-multi-session

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