Cloud Computer Manager is a built-in computer management application that you can use to view the basic information of cloud computers, optimize the performance of cloud computers, manage peripherals, and submit product suggestions.
In the examples in this topic, Cloud Computer Manager V2.5.0 is used. The actual use case may vary with the Cloud Computer Manager that you use. If the Cloud Computer Manager you are using is outdated, update the Cloud Computer Manager to the latest version.
Home
You can use one of the following methods to start Cloud Computer Manager:
On the desktop of the cloud computer, double-click the Cloud Computer Manager icon.
On the desktop of the cloud computer, click DesktopAssistant. In the menu that appears, click Cloud Computer Manager.
When you start Cloud Computer Manager, the Home page appears by default.
On the Home page, the following basic information of the current cloud computer is displayed:
Operating system
Image version
Cloud computer configurations, such as the CPU model, memory size, and disk capacity
Resource usage, such as the CPU usage, memory usage, and disk usage
You can perform memory cleanup or disk cleanup on the specific card.
Peripherals
You can connect to and use peripherals of the on-premises device on the cloud computer. Peripherals can be audio or video devices, storage devices, or printers. On the Devices page, you can manage peripherals.
You can perform the following operations on the Devices page:
Add a printer. For more information, see Add a network printer and Use peripherals on a cloud computer.
Query peripheral compatibility. For more information, see Use peripherals on a cloud computer.
Migrate drivers installed on the on-premises device to the cloud computer. For more information, see Use peripherals on a cloud computer.
System Optimization
On the System Optimization page, you can optimize system settings and startup applications to improve the user experience of the cloud computer.
System Settings Optimization: You can disable unnecessary features and scheduled tasks.
Startup Apps: You can disable unnecessary startup applications.
Health Check
On the Health Check page, you can check the health status of the cloud computer. If an anomaly is found, you can immediately fix it.
Image Doctor
On the Image Doctor page, you can check the status of services related to the cloud computer image. If an anomaly is found, you can immediately fix it to ensure that the image upgrade feature works as expected.
Toolbox
On the Toolbox page, you can use third-party and Windows tools, including the system clipboard, audio and video diagnostics, keyboard diagnostics, and Windows system update file cleanup.
Feedback
On the Feedback page, you can submit suggestions or feedback on the product.
