A supported endpoint camera works in local apps. In the AVD session it is absent, even though the host-pool camera RDP property and session-host policy permit redirection. Windows App is denied camera access in the endpoint privacy settings. What should be corrected first?

✓ Correct answer

• Allow Windows App to access the camera in the endpoint privacy settings.

Redirection depends on endpoint device access as well as client support, host policy and RDP properties. The identified endpoint privacy denial prevents Windows App from using the camera. Option explanations: A. Reinstall the remote conferencing app on every host.: The failure already has a specific endpoint permission cause; a fleet app reinstall does not grant that permission. B. Enable local drive redirection instead of camera redirection.: Drive redirection does not carry the camera stream or change privacy permission. C. Enable microphone recording while leaving camera access denied.: Microphone recording is a separate device capability and does not grant camera access. D. Allow Windows App to access the camera in the endpoint privacy settings.: This corrects the explicit device-access block after the other camera conditions have been verified. Sources: Peripheral and resource redirection over RDP — https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/virtual-desktop/redirection-remote-desktop-protocol; Compare Windows App features across platforms — https://learn.microsoft.com/windows-app/compare-platforms-features?pivots=azure-virtual-desktop

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