Your session hosts run Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session, are Azure AD joined, and are enrolled in Microsoft Intune. You need to deliver a Microsoft Store app and a line-of-business Win32 application to all session hosts with centralized updates and without rebuilding images. Choose two answers.

The session hosts are Azure AD joined and Intune enrolled, making Intune the ideal tool for centralized application deployment and updates without image rebuilds. Deploying the Microsoft Store app (new) to a device group ensures all session hosts receive the application and updates. Similarly, deploying the line-of-business Win32 app as a Win32 app in the system context through Intune ensures it's available to all users on the session hosts and can be centrally managed. Assigning the Microsoft Store app to end users through the AVD workspace is for user access, not centralized deployment. MSIX app attach is for dynamic application delivery, not the primary method for all apps, and the question specifies using Intune. User-targeted Win32 app assignments are generally not recommended for multi-session hosts due to potential conflicts and management overhead compared to device-targeted deployments.