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Cloud PCs that aren't available report

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The Cloud PCs that aren't available report helps Windows 365 administrators identify Cloud PCs that might be currently unavailable.

This report displays recent conditions up to 5 to 15 minutes ago. Therefore, Cloud PCs in the report might have already recovered since the condition was recorded. Also, Cloud PCs that recently became unavailable might not be in the report.

Use the Cloud PCs that aren't available report

To get to the Cloud PCs that aren't available report, sign in to Microsoft Intune admin center, select Reports > Cloud PC overview > Cloud PCs that aren't available.

Screenshot of getting to the Cloud PCs that aren't available report

Data table

The device list shows the individual Cloud PCs with the following columns:

  • Device name
  • User name
  • Host health: Most recent Cloud PC Host Health check error, if any.
  • Connection error: Most recent connection error, if any.
  • System status: Current system status for the Cloud PC.
  • Region: Azure region where the Cloud PC resides.
  • Device status: Current status of the Cloud PC.
  • Last event: Date and time of the most recent event suggesting that the Cloud PC isn't available.
  • Issue details: Details about the event.

The lack of data in a column indicates that there's nothing to report for that area. That area is probably not the root cause of the unavailability.

You can use the Columns and Add filter options to customize the report:

  • Choose which columns are displayed.
  • Filter the range for each column.

You can use the View details link to see the recent history of the Cloud PC. You can then cross-reference multiple conditions and timelines to find potential root causes of Cloud PC unavailability.

By using the various columns together, an experienced admin may draw clues to the state of the device and the underlying cause of any problems. For example, a user complains to your help desk that they can't access their Cloud PC. You check this report and see no data in the Host health or System status columns, the Device status is Provisioned, and the Connection error says Client Disconnect. Other Cloud PCs in the same region aren't in the list. This issue is probably specific to this user, possibly something to do with the physical client configuration, network configuration, or network infrastructure.

Bulk device actions

You can use Bulk device actions to perform device actions on multiple Cloud PCs at one time.

  1. Optional. Use Add filters to filter the table data to see the Cloud PCs that you want to manage.
  2. Select the Cloud PCs that you want to manage (maximum of 100,000 Cloud PCs).
  3. Select Bulk device actions > specific device action.
  4. Based on the specific action, complete the subsequent pages.

The time it takes to complete the actions varies depending on the specific action.

Next steps

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