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I am in the process of deploying a Cloud Pod Architecture and have noticed when removing the local entitlement and applying the global entitlement, the desktop pools have the message "No users or groups are entitled to this pool. Click Entitlements... to add users to this pool." displayed in the summary tab.  Global entitlements appear to be working correctly.  Is there a way to suppress the message when I don't want to make local entitlements?

I am having some issues getting Visio 2013 to work correctly with stencils in an appstack.  In Visio, the stencils are visible in the Stencils pane but when dragged onto the page, it only displays a white box with an X.  We're currently using the App Volumes 2.11 agent on the VMs and the 2.12.1 Manager. (I've already tested with the 2.12 agent and get the same results. We have not upgraded to the 2.12 agent because it is also presenting us with other issues we're trying to figure out.) We have Office 2016 installed via click-to-run on the master image then Visio 2013 installed in the AppStack via MSI. If I right click and run Visio as administrator (local admin) on the instant clone VM, the Visio stencils work perfectly fine. If both Office 2016 and Visio 2013 are installed directly on a Persistent VM, Visio stencils work perfectly fine.

We are currently in the process of deploying a Horizon 7 environment with UEM and App Volumes.  I have noticed with App Volumes, some applications such as GoToMeeting are not working correctly.  If I stop the App Volumes Service, the applications load perfectly fine.  Are there any common exclusions that should be added to the snapvol.cfg file other than what's already there?