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oryxway
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Jan 14, 2025

Autopilot - User Driven

I am trying to get Microsoft Surface Pro onboarded to autopilot and once it updates the windows and all those good things complete and it comes to login screen, I try to enter the UPN credentials, and it would not allow me to login. I reset the device couple of times and nothing happens. It would not allow me at all.

 

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  • Ankido's avatar
    Ankido
    Iron Contributor
    Jan 15, 2025

    Hi oryxway, could you provide me with a little more information about the environment you're working in? Let me know, or feel free to share the specific error message you're encountering.

    I suspect you might have a hybrid environment. If that's the case, please check the following:

    Do you have Azure AD Connect? If yes, verify that it is configured correctly.

    Steps to Verify if This is the Problem:


    Check the User Account in Azure AD:
    1- Log in to the Azure AD portal and verify if the user exists. Ensure that the user’s UPN (e.g., email address removed for privacy reasons) is correct and matches what’s being used for login.

    2- Check Azure AD Connect Status:

    • Access the server where Azure AD Connect is installed.
      Open Synchronization Service Manager and check for any sync errors.
      Verify if the user account has been successfully synced.

    3- Verify Azure AD Connect Configuration:

    Ensure that the correct OUs (Organizational Units) are included for synchronization.
    Confirm that Azure AD Connect is configured for Password Hash Sync or Pass-through Authentication (PTA) if applicable.



    Let me know if this helps resolve the issue!

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