Run a persistent Windows desktop environment in Microsoft’s cloud with a configuration of 2 vCPU, 4 GB of memory and 256 GB of storage. Windows 365 Enterprise assigns a Cloud PC to an individual user, giving that user a dedicated desktop workspace that can be accessed from supported endpoint devices. The specified compute, memory and storage resources define the capacity of that assigned Cloud PC rather than the hardware resources of a local laptop or desktop. This configuration fits knowledge workers using browser-based business applications, email, collaboration tools and standard document workloads. Its 256 GB storage allocation provides space for the Windows environment, installed applications and user data held within the Cloud PC. The 2 vCPU and 4 GB memory configuration is a defined starting point for users with modest concurrent application requirements; resource-intensive engineering, rendering and large-data workloads need a configuration sized for those demands. Microsoft part number F3EF62246AA9 corresponds to the Windows 365 Enterprise option with 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 256 GB storage. Within the Windows 365 Enterprise range, those three capacity values are the key distinction: they determine the virtual processor count, memory allocation and storage allocation assigned to the user’s Cloud PC. Select this configuration when those exact resources match the intended user profile.