

- #Amazon workspaces client driver#
- #Amazon workspaces client android#
- #Amazon workspaces client Pc#
- #Amazon workspaces client mac#
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#Amazon workspaces client android#
Amazon WorkSpaces allows customers to easily provision cloud-based desktops that allow end-users to access the documents, applications and resources they need with the device of their choice, including laptops, iPad, Kindle Fire,and Android tablets. 13, 2013- Today at AWS re:Invent, Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an company (NASDAQ: AMZN), announced Amazon WorkSpaces, a fully managed desktop computing service in the cloud. I'm happy with 4.x, but the last version was in Dec 2021.Easy-to-deploy, fully managed virtual desktop computing service in the cloud at less than half the price of traditional, on-premises desktop virtualization solutions I've also submitted a support ticket we'll see where it goes.

I don't have any feedback about USB audio devices, since we only use WorkSpaces to access our ERP app, and sound is hardly ever used. That seems to point to the issue being with the client app. Reverting back to 4.x (even without rebooting the AWS workstation) resolved it and I haven't had an issue since. Rebooting the AWS workstation while uninstalling and clean-installing the client, then rebooting the host before connecting to reset the num-lock states.
#Amazon workspaces client Pc#
(To be fair, it did help the first two times, but not anytime after that.) Rebooting the remote workstation and host PC didn't help. Caps lock has always worked for me.Ĭlean reinstall of the client didn't help.
#Amazon workspaces client mac#
We have about 10 Mac client users with no num-lock issues. My PC is the only one running the Windows 64-bit client. Num lock became permanently inverted somehow between my host computer and AWS workstation. (Deleted my original post because I made a comment instead of an answer. We are starting to roll back users who have issues to the last stable build as a short-term fix, but I haven't seen much being mentioned about this outside of my IT organization and was wondering if others have noticed the same issues? There seem to be some bugs with the USB handling in this release based on the way the problems are manifesting. Since we started deploying the 5.0 Amazon Workspaces client, however, we have seen many more users having issues with their headset dropping out and not being recognized by the workspace client despite us replacing the hardware and confirming that they have exceptional internet speeds. Typically, if those steps don't resolve the issue, we can point to a user's slow or unstable internet connection as a likely culprit or narrow it down to a hardware issue with the headset or PC.

#Amazon workspaces client driver#
The headset issues are something that we are used to seeing, but have historically been able to resolve with standard troubleshooting methods such as adjusting the audio settings on the host PC, making sure that the user is not muted inside or outside of Amazon Workspaces, repairing the client and driver installations, restarting the Windows Audio Service inside and outside of Amazon Workspaces, rebooting the workspace and/or local PC, etc. The keyboard issue has only started cropping up in any sort of noticeable numbers since the 5.0 client has begun deployment in our organization earlier this month. This primarily is manifesting as issues where their USB headsets will not be recognized after only a few minutes into their session, but we have been noticing it is causing strange issues with users' keyboards as well where the Caps Lock and Num Lock will not behave as expected inside of Amazon Workspaces despite working just fine on the host PC. Since doing so, we have noticed an increase in users having issues with their USB devices functioning properly in Amazon Workspaces.

Our organization has recently started deploying the 5.0 release of the Amazon Workspaces Desktop Client (specifically the Windows version, and most if not all of the Workspaces are running on PCoIP, in case it is relevant).
