App-V FAQs is an on-going series on Microsoft App-V articles to address common questions for those new to App-V:
- What is Application Virtualization?
- What is Microsoft Application Virtualization
- How is App-V licensed?
- Where can I download App-V?
- What are the current versions of App-V?
- What are the system requirements for App-V?
- Is App-V an Application Compatibility solution?
- Can I use Application Compatibility Shims with App-V?
- Can App-V be used to run 16-bit applications on Windows x64?
- Does App-V allow me to run applications on Linux or Mac OS X?
- What are the dependencies of the App-V Client?
- How do I create a silent installation for the App-V Client?
- How do I configure the App-V Client in stand-alone mode?
- Can I configure the App-V Client via Group Policy?
- Where do I go to find out how the App-V Client works?
- Where can I find information on sequencing applications?
- Can I run an application on Win7 that was sequenced on WinXP?
- Can I virtualise Internet Explorer with App-V?
- Does App-V replace Citrix XenApp or Remote Desktop Services?
- What are the deployment methods for App-V?
- Does the delivery method change how applications are sequenced?
- Do I need to backup the App-V Management Server?
- How do I troubleshoot the App-V Management Server?
- Can I use Active Upgrade without RTSP(S)?
- What tools does Microsoft provide for App-V?
- What 3rd party tools are there for managing App-V?
- How do I get an application into the App-V bubble for troubleshooting?
- How do I restrict access to specific applications in an App-V package?
- How do I configure my App-V clients to stream from a local source?
- My virtual application won’t start. Where do I start troubleshooting?
- Can I virtualize the .NET Framework or Visual C++ Redistributables?
- What are Providers Policies?
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