Any way to download Enterprise Multi-Session ISO without Azure?

As the thread title says. I do not know if a question such as this is against the forum policy, but if so mods please lock the thread.

I have seen someone using this version of Windows 11, and I was impressed by its cleanliness. I did not know Windows 11 can be such simple and elegant! I want to explore it further myself but I am not an Azure customer and I do not really have a use for that specific service. I tried UUP dump but as usual that site never works for me.

Hey, I've just downloaded this version today (18/05/2023). Here is the details of how I downloaded it:
I used UUP dump as you stated before and this worked for me pretty good.
I downloaded the Canary Version and the Public release and it all worked well.
For the public release, here is the version that was available to be at the time, and the one I used: Windows 11, version 22H2 (22621.1702)
I selected the English (United Kingdom), then on the next page, be sure to have Windows Pro selected (This is required for Windows Enterprise editions)
The select "Download, add additional editions and convert to ISO"
A new set of boxes would appear below and here is where you can see the "Windows Enterprise multi-session/Virtual Desktops" edition selected. Once you have made sure it's selected, then you can continue to the download package page button.
Make sure the folder you extract the script to has no spaces in its directory (Making a new folder at the root of a drive is the best option) and make sure you whitelist/add exception to any anti-virus programs then you should be all good!
Any questions, just reply :)


Here is the link from the last page on the website, it may work but don't know

Your best bet is going to be to figure out how to make UUP Dump work for you.

Hi guys anyone had any success with it? I built a Multi Session win 11 ent from UUP Dump but there is no Remote Desktop Services available. Im planning to add it as a host in a RDS farm

Microsoft does not "allow customers to run Windows Enterprise multi-session in production environments outside of the Azure Virtual Desktop service. Only Microsoft or the Azure Virtual Desktop Approved Providers, Citrix and Omnissa, can provide access to the Azure Virtual Desktop service. It's against the licensing agreement to run Windows multi-session outside of the Azure Virtual Desktop service for production purposes."

pseymour said:

Microsoft does not "allow customers to run Windows Enterprise multi-session in production environments outside of the Azure Virtual Desktop service. Only Microsoft or the Azure Virtual Desktop Approved Providers, Citrix and Omnissa, can provide access to the Azure Virtual Desktop service. It's against the licensing agreement to run Windows multi-session outside of the Azure Virtual Desktop service for production purposes."

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Well that's lame. I'm upset that I have to use third party software like Aster to get multiple user sessions in Windows. Considering the fact that Windows seems to support this configuration, it would be nice if it was a feature package I could just enable (and then I guess... get the additional license(s) needed for multiple users to use my computer that I already own).