Provision a Windows 365 Enterprise Cloud PC with a fixed allocation of 2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, and 256 GB storage. Microsoft CFFAB926250E identifies this specific resource configuration for organizations assigning cloud-hosted Windows desktops to individual users. The allocation combines modest virtual compute capacity with memory and storage sized for standard desktop workloads, documents, business applications, and user profile data. Use this configuration where a cloud desktop is required but the selected workload does not call for a higher CPU, memory, or storage allocation. The Cloud PC remains a hosted desktop resource rather than a physical computer, allowing the assigned user environment to be separated from the endpoint used to access it. Capacity selection matters because processor count, memory allocation, and storage volume are fixed attributes of the selected Cloud PC configuration. Within the Windows 365 Enterprise range, this option is distinguished by its 2 vCPU processor allocation, 8 GB memory allocation, and 256 GB storage capacity. Those three values should be matched to the applications, file footprint, browser workload, and concurrent user activity expected for the assigned desktop. Select this configuration when those defined resources align with the intended Windows desktop workload and user storage requirement.