Horizon Client now supports UNC printer path for location-based printing. Support for Universal Naming Convention (UNC) printer path in location-based printing You can now connect specific USB devices automatically at startup or at insertion to a remote desktop or published application. Support for connecting specific USB devices to a remote desktop or published application The Horizon Client for Windows now supports AV1 decoding on client devices with NVIDIA or Intel GPUs for more efficient compression and high-quality video streaming. For more information about Blast connection failure errors, see Knowlege Base article 91013. The client log files also include a tag called Blast_Connect_Failure_Alert on lines that contain specific error information about Blast connection failures. If the Horizon Client for Windows is unable to connect to the remote desktop or published application via Blast protocol, a detailed error message is displayed on the user interface. Improved Blast connection failure diagnostic information The Horizon Client for Windows now supports proxy servers configured with Negotiate and NTLM authentication protocols. You can share individual applications during a remote desktop session if the feature is enabled. Sharing Individual Applications during a Remote Desktop session

The VMware View Agent Configuration ADMX template file includes a new setting to enable screen shots of remote desktops from the Horizon Client for Windows.

The Horizon Client for Windows includes a new GPO (called Disable server session time out message) to control server session time out message display. GPO to control server session time out message display Horizon Client for Windows 2303 includes the following new features:

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