I was WRONG about Autopilot Device Prep Corporate Identifiers

Einstein famously remarked, "Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new". Which is why I endeavour to be wrong at least once every day.
And today, I make no exception.

[@olegjanas]

Looking at known issues log and looks like it's now resolved!

[@jimparsons8485]

I've just subscribed - It take character to admit mistakes and acknowledge when you make them.

[@paulwoodward8265]

Not really your fault Dean. You'd hope for more from a GA feature. Feels like it should still be in private preview.

[@MrMarcLaflamme]

Thanks for the update Dean. I went to try it myself this morning but I don't even have the CSV Tuple option in my tenant yet.

[@DeanEllerbyMVP]

🤔

[@JohnLaTour]

I wouldn't say you were wrong... That's probably how it WILL work. (If it was known to be broken, they should have placed a disclaimer on the tool. But they also should have used spellcheck and you can see where that went.) 😊

[@petecullen]

I always ask Rudy for everything in life.😂

[@syedmali7772]

I am encountering an issue while configuring a device using the Windows Autopilot device preparation method.
On my Windows laptop, the option to log in with a work or school account is not showing up.
Instead, the laptop only provides the option to create a local user. As you know, for the Windows Autopilot device preparation method, it is essential to create an account with a work or school account. I have tried using other laptops, but I am facing the same issue. How can I resolve this problem?

[@adrianbishop694]

wonder why they released a half baked solution

[@ThomasBoling-m9g]

Can you still change it to corporate in device properties after the enrollment?

[@CM-ro2du]

nope that seems to be greyed out. 😭