Description:
As noted in issue ticket "FirstnameLastname reference doesn't resolve"
(#6902), there is a disparity between the cmdlet parameter detail
"the-UPN-attribute-of-your-user" and the explanatory use of the phrase
"FirstnameLastname" which is not used anywhere else on this page.
Thanks to tomten for reporting this issue.
Changes proposed:
- Change "FirstnameLastname" to "the-UPN-attribute-of-your-user"
- Add MarkDown codeblock fencing with PowerShell syntax name
- Reduce excessive usage of "then", "that" or "that are/that have"
- Replace "that have" with "using" where grammatically appropriate
- Extend "using:" to "by using any of the following:" (grammar fluency)
- Whitespace and codestyle adjustments:
- Add MarkDown indent marker compatibility spacing where needed
- Add blank line before bullet point lists, where needed
- Remove redundant end-of-line blanks (4 lines)
- Normalize MD indent marker indentation from 5 to 4 spaces
- Normalize bullet point spacing from 3 to 1 (1 line)
- Remove 10 redundant blank lines at the end of the page
Additional note: I am looking forward to feedback and suggestions for
my grammar changes as well as the 'net localgroup' cmdlet phrasing.
Ticket closure or reference:
Closes#6902
Even though Device Credential is an option on the GPO, the device credential gives error while auto-enrollment tasks running through the Task Scheduler. To avoid this error we need to choose the User Credential option from the dropdown to auto-enroll the device. The below line has been updated on the document.
5. Click **Enable**, and select **User Credential** from the dropdown **Select Credential Type to Use**, then click **OK**.
