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azure-local/manage/trusted-launch-vm-overview.md

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 - IgvmAgent is a component that is installed on all machines in the Azure Local system. It enables support for isolated VMs like Trusted launch for Azure Local VMs, for example.
 
-- Trusted launch Azure Local VMs currently support only select images from Azure Marketplace. For a list of supported images, see [Guest operating system images](./trusted-launch-vm-overview.md#guest-operating-system-images). When you create a Trusted launch Azure Local VM in the Azure portal, the image dropdown list shows only images supported by Trusted launch. If you select any image that isn't supported, including a custom image, the image dropdown list is blank. If none of the images available on your Azure Local system are supported by Trusted launch, the image dropdown list is also blank.
+- Trusted launch Azure Local VMs currently support only select images from Azure Marketplace. For a list of supported images, see [Guest operating system images](#guest-operating-system-images). When you create a Trusted launch Azure Local VM in the Azure portal, the image dropdown list shows only images supported by Trusted launch. If you select any image that isn't supported, including a custom image, the image dropdown list is blank. If none of the images available on your Azure Local system are supported by Trusted launch, the image dropdown list is also blank.
 
 - As part of Trusted launch for Azure Local VM creation, Hyper-V creates VM files at a default location on disk to store the VM state. By default, access to those VM files is restricted to host server administrators only. If you store those VM files in a different location, you must ensure that the location is access restricted to host server administrators only.