To enable Microsoft managed desktop, you must first install the Desktop Experience installation package. To find the Desktop Experience installation package for your version of Windows, open Control Panel and then click System and Security. Under Computer Management, in the left pane, under Local Users And Groups, click Group Policy Objects. In the right pane of Group Policy Object Editor window, expand Computer Configuration\\Policies\\Administrative Templates\\Windows Components\\\\Desktop Core Configuration folder. Locate Desktop Experiencepolicy file (for example: Windows 8 or 10: C:\\Windows\\PolicyDefinitions\\Setupx64.adml) and double-click on it to open it in Notepad. Edit enabled parameter value to True at the end of policy file text after ‘If’ condition The policy will be applied when a user logs on For example: If NOT(SystemRoot() == “C:\\WINDOWS”) Then enabled = True End If Save changes to policy file and close Notepad window Important notes This method requires that you create a GPO that configures managed desktop options. For more information about creating GPO’s see Migrate Your Data To Office 365 With GPMC