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June 8, 2026
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Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) - ZoomVDI plugin pairing fails on MacOS

  • June 8, 2026
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howdy all - 
Yup, I search the boards here alot, and the ol internet, and ChatGPT, Copilot, etc. 

I manage an enterprise AVD Gov environment. We have MacBook users (Lastest MacOS). We are unable to have successfully ZoomVDI plugins pair when connecting to any type of MS VDI service.
As everyone is probably aware. Media redirection is a must have for VDI users.

I even gone as far as building my own personal AVD commercial environment AND subscribed to a person W365 desktop for testing/troubleshooting. using my own personal Macbook as well. I have completely removed any work related variables.

Using the latest Windows App version, Zoom VDI 7.0.10
followed everything to the tee - Using the Zoom VDI client with AVD/Windows 365 on macOS
VDI releases and downloads

reset TCC on the macbook many times - evern went as far as manually editing TCC to forcing access the camera/mic.

I’m out of options. Thoughts?

2 replies

bstrelko
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer
June 27, 2026

Please provide:

  • VDI client version
  • VDI plugin version
  • VDI plugin management version

Does the VDI client report a specific error code in Settings → Statistics → VDI?

Now here’s one you’re not going to get from a KB article or anyone in support - can you navigate to zoom.us/account/metrics/vdiusage?isSession=true&range=-1&new=1 and see if a specific failure is reported for the test plugin/client pairing?

Brad GAuthor
Explorer
June 27, 2026

Client Version - 7.0.10
Plugin Version - 7.0.10 
plugin Mgmt Version - 7.0.10

no specific errors, just always states not connected

when navigating to the URL you provided. You need me to access via the AVD host or the MacOS?
 

bstrelko
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer
June 28, 2026

You’ll want to look for the VDI client (AVD host side) and go from there.

bstrelko
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer
June 28, 2026

May also be helpful to try the ‘diagnose’ function on the plugin management side to see if you’re able to glean any additional information there: