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So essentially if it’s available in the start menu then it can be used as a remote app?
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In general: Yes.<br />
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But you need to test it. When you have code access, then review it. The first thing I now, which may cause problems are namespaces for named objects like semaphores, mutexes or pipes.
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I have an old VB6 app that I would like to make as a remote app in Windows Virtual Desktop. &nbsp;Is this possible so that when a user logs into aka.ms/wvdweb, they would be able to see my app and run it?
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I have an old VB6 app that I would like to make as a remote app in Windows Virtual Desktop.  Is this possible so that when a user logs into aka.ms/wvdweb, they would be able to see my app and run it?

Can I use a custom app for Windows Virtual Desktop

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