Microsoft App-V Client (AppVClient) startup type, default configuration, and information
Registry Name:
AppVClient
Display Name:
Microsoft App-V Client
Description:
Manages App-V users and virtual applications.
For more information, see the Additional Information section.
Default Status:
Stopped
Default Startup Type:
Disabled
Learn more about the different startup types of Windows services in Microsoft Windows.
Image Path:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\AppVClient.exe
Dependencies:
The service depends on the following system components to function properly:
System components that depend on this service to function properly:
- None
Log On As:
LocalSystem
Additional Information:
With the Microsoft App-V Client (AppVClient) service, you can easily access virtualized applications that are installed on centrally managed servers and delivered to you in real-time. The App-V Client service plays a crucial role in managing the communication between your device and the App-V server and also takes care of loading and running the virtual applications seamlessly.
Windows Service Startup Type:
In Microsoft Windows, Windows services can be configured with different startup types that determine how and when they are started:
- Automatic: The service starts automatically when Windows boots.
- Automatic (Delayed Start): The service starts automatically after the system has finished booting and initial services have started, helping improve startup performance.
- Manual: The service does not start automatically. It must be started by a user or another process when needed.
- Manual (Trigger Start): The service starts manually or in response to specific system events (triggers), such as device insertion or network changes.
- Disabled: The service is prevented from starting, even if required by the system or an application.