OneDrive is installed per machine on supported non-persistent AVD hosts with current FSLogix. Users have valid sync configuration and network access, but downloading their entire libraries creates unnecessary profile-storage growth. Which supported feature best reduces local download demand?

✓ Correct answer

• Use Files On-Demand so online-only content is hydrated when needed.

Files On-Demand avoids downloading all content immediately while allowing supported files to hydrate when opened. It does not remove the need for correct profile persistence and network access. Option explanations: A. Use Files On-Demand so online-only content is hydrated when needed.: This meets the requirement to reduce unnecessary bulk local content while retaining supported access. B. Move the entire Windows profile into OneDrive instead of using FSLogix.: OneDrive sync is not a substitute for roaming the whole Windows profile. C. Install OneDrive per user in every profile to reduce file hydration.: Changing binary installation scope does not eliminate library downloads and departs from the recommended non-persistent installation model. D. Run an additional OneDrive instance against the same container.: Simultaneous instances against the same FSLogix container are unsupported and do not reduce downloads. Sources: Install Microsoft 365 Apps on a custom image — https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/virtual-desktop/install-office-on-wvd-master-image; Use the OneDrive sync app on virtual desktops — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/sync-vdi-support; Concurrent or multiple connections to a single container — https://learn.microsoft.com/fslogix/concepts-multi-concurrent-connections

Read the source reference