A Microsoft desktop and app virtualization service that runs on Azure. Previously known as Windows Virtual Desktop.
Hi Adam,
Thanks for reaching out Q/A. If your subscription is not visible in the Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) In most cases, it is due to missing subscription-level configuration. Could you please check the following:
1.Verify Your Directory (Tenant) Context
Azure Virtual Desktop is tenant aware. If your portal session is connected to a different Entra ID (Azure AD) tenant, some subscriptions may not appear.
2.Register the Microsoft.DesktopVirtualization Resource Provider
AVD resources can only be created in subscriptions where the Microsoft.DesktopVirtualization provider is registered.
Steps:
- Go to Azure Portal → Subscriptions → HMWT
- Select Resource providers
- Search for Microsoft.DesktopVirtualization
- Click Register (if not already registered)
Reference: Prerequisites for Azure Virtual Desktop
3.Review Subscription Type:
- Ensure that your subscription type allows the creation of Azure Virtual Desktop resources. Certain types like Free or MSDN subscriptions might have limitations.
4.Try the Azure CLI or PowerShell:
- If the portal doesn’t provide the option you need, consider using Azure CLI or PowerShell to create the host pool. Follow this guidance on creating host pools with PowerShell. References:
- Azure Virtual Desktop - Common Issues and Solutions
- Create Host Pools using PowerShell
- Azure Subscription and Service Limits
Hope this helps! If issue persists, please let me know in comments