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You don't need to connect to a VM directly to install or delete an extension. The Azure extension lifecycle is managed outside of the VM and integrated into the Azure platform.
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[Automatic extension upgrade](../automatic-extension-upgrade.md) can be used to monitor for new minor versions and automatically upgrade extensions in a safe rolling manner.
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## Troubleshoot extensions
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If you're looking for general troubleshooting steps for Windows VM extensions, refer to [Troubleshooting Azure Windows VM extension failures
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* For more information about how the Windows Guest Agent and extensions work, see [Azure VM extensions and features for Windows](features-windows.md).
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* To install the Linux Agent, see [Azure Linux Virtual Machine Agent overview](agent-linux.md).
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* To install the Windows Guest Agent, see [Azure Windows Virtual Machine Agent overview](agent-windows.md).
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* To automatically update the extensions to latest version, see [Automatic Extension Upgrade for VMs and Scale Sets in Azure](../automatic-extension-upgrade.md)
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