To ensure Windows Admin Center is installed as a service, what should you do?

Installing Windows Admin Center as a service requires it to be set up on a Windows Server computer. This is because Windows Admin Center is designed to manage on-premises and cloud resources through a central management console, and its full capabilities are best utilized within a server environment.

A Windows Server installation supports the necessary components, optimizations, and configurations that allow Windows Admin Center to function as a robust management solution. In contrast, other options such as Windows 10 (which is designed more for personal use rather than server management) or a virtual machine do not provide the same level of integration and support for management tasks at scale. While Azure instances can run Windows Admin Center, they are typically utilized as part of cloud infrastructure management rather than as a standalone service environment in the same way that a Windows Server implementation would be.

Therefore, the choice to install it on a Windows Server computer ensures access to the full functionality, security features, and performance needed for effective server administration.