Nerdio continues to innovate at pace, and the Nerdio Manager for Enterprise (NME) 7.6 release introduces several improvements designed to make managing Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) environments even more efficient.
From enhanced automation to operational insights, this update continues Nerdio’s focus on simplifying AVD lifecycle management, improving visibility, and reducing administrative overhead for IT teams.
While the release includes numerous improvements and fixes, the best way to understand the latest capabilities is to hear directly from the Nerdio team.
🎥 Watch the feature overview video
🔍 What’s Included in Nerdio 7.6?
This release continues to build on Nerdio’s strengths in automation, scalability, and operational visibility:
- Console Connect is now GA (default limit increased from 500 to 5,000 devices)
- Intune/W365 cross-tenant support
- Real-Time Insights support for physical Windows endpoints including last mile network statistics
- Ability to migrate Citrix/Omnissa persistent desktops directly to Windows 365 Cloud PC
- Automated NME HA setup across multiple regions via script
- Sysprep can now run in user context
- Host Pool Profile for ACE
- Support for ephemeral OS disks with Azure v6 VMs
- CMK support for Confidential Computing VMs
- Deploy apps and scripted actions to either source or cloned image
- Auto-sign Intune scripts with specified cert
- Ability to clone Scripted Sequences
- Shell Apps repos now support Azure Front Door for global distribution
- Customize alert thresholds for Health Insights
- Modeler supports Japanese Yen
For a complete breakdown of all changes and updates, review the official release notes below.
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🎥 Watch the Release Overview
To see the new capabilities in action, Nerdio has published a short walkthrough covering the most important updates.
👉 Watch the overview
👉 Watch the “6 Major updates” of NME 7.6.*
đź’ˇ Final Thoughts
Nerdio Manager for Enterprise 7.6 continues the platform’s rapid innovation cycle and reinforces why many organisations rely on Nerdio.
If you’re running Nerdio Manager for Enterprise, or interested in its latest capabilities, this release is definitely worth reviewing.
👉 Read the full release notes
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