Issue 1: Traditional enrollment -> prerequisites
Ensure Windows Server Configurations are configured properly. -> these are only needed if the server is on-premise
Issue 2:
Log in to the Endpoint Management portal and navigate to the All Devices page. The enrolled Windows device will appear in the device list.
"Endpoint Management portal " this is linked to documentation. Better to link this to server.
Issue 3: Traditional enrollment
In the pop-up window, enter admin@<EMAIL_DOMAIN> as the email address (e.g., admin@dev.abc.com), and click Next.
admin is not always admin, could be changed better to show it like this: <username>@<EMAIL_DOMAIN>
*Issue 4: *
Need a proper mage at the end(will provide a image)
Issue 5: In Bulk enrollment BYOD
For detailed descriptions of these settings, see Provisioning CSP. Here's the screenshot of the WCD at this point.
No image here. can remove "Here's the screenshot of the WCD at this point"
Issue 6: Bulk Enrollment with Azure AD (COPE)
12.Optionally, you can password-protect your provisioning package. Click Create.
Steps are included only upto ppkg create. Add how to apply the ppkg to device
EX: in Bulk Enrollment (BYOD)
16.Apply the package to some test devices and verify that they work. For more information, see Apply a provisioning package.
17.Apply the package to your devices.
*Issue 7: Windows autopilot description *
Devices can be enrolled directly from the out-of-the-box experience (OOBE) without IT intervention
Recheck "(OOBE) without IT intervention"
Issue 8: Windows autopilot description
Kind of better to explain what is OOBE. can provide a URL to check on this.
Issue 9: Windows Autopilot
After executing the last command a sign up window will come up. Use the credentials of a Cloud Administrator to successfully register the device to Autopilot servers.
"Cloud Administrator " meaning of this?
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