Merge pull request #4905 from johndund/main

AB#181170: Update troubleshoot-errors-running-attended-or-unattended-desktop-flo…

Author: lucciz01

support/power-platform/power-automate/troubleshoot-errors-running-attended-or-unattended-desktop-flows.md

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 title: Error code occurs when running an attended or unattended desktop flow
 description: Provides mitigation steps for the error codes that occur when running attended or unattended desktop flows.
-ms.reviewer: cefriant, kenseongtan, guco
-ms.date: 08/25/2023
+ms.reviewer: cefriant, kenseongtan, guco, johndund
+ms.date: 09/11/2023
 ms.subservice: power-automate-desktop-flows
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 # Error code occurs when running an attended or unattended desktop flow
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 |WcfServerCrash|500|Attended</br>Unattended|This error code occurs when the machine encounters an unexpected error while answering the cloud orchestrator. </br>- Verify that the machine has sufficient compute and memory resources while running the automation.</br>- Ensure that the network connection is stable during the automation. </br>- Ensure that you have the latest version of Power Automate for desktop installed.|
 |RdpPermissionNotGranted|400|Unattended|This error occurs when the user specified in the connection doesn't have permissions to create remote desktop sessions on the machine. </br>- Verify that the user in question is included in either the Administrators or Remote Desktop Users group on the machine.|
 |XrmMachineGroupNotFound|404|Attended</br>Unattended|This error occurs when the machine group has been deleted. Please re-create the group and update the connection.|
+|SessionCreationInvalidCredentials|400|Unattended|This error occurs when the unattended session couldn't be created with the provided credentials. This issue might occur due to an incorrectly formatted username. For Azure Active Directory (AAD)-joined machines, ensure the username is in the `[email protected]` format. For domain-joined machines, the username should be in the `domain\user` format.|