2111 Fix list minor corrections

Author: bhuney

memdocs/configmgr/hotfix/2111/11052354.md

@@ -34,14 +34,15 @@ The "Issues that are fixed" list isn't inclusive of all changes. Instead, it hig
 
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 - Installation of BitLocker management portals fails under either of the following conditions.
-1. A localized non-English version of SQL Server Reporting Services is installed on the site server.
-2. SQL Server and SQL Server Reporting Services are installed on a remote server and running under the context of a domain service account.
+   1. A localized non-English version of SQL Server Reporting Services is installed on the site server.
+   2. SQL Server and SQL Server Reporting Services are installed on a remote server and running under the context of a domain service account.
 
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 - Client push installation fails under the following conditions.
    - The Allow connection fallback to NTLM option is not selected in Client Push Installation properties.
    - The site server machine account is not in the local admin group on the client.
    - The Restrict NTLM: Incoming NTLM traffic group policy is set to Deny all domain accounts.
+
 Under these conditions, client push fails with errors resembling the following in the ccm.log file.
    ```text
    Unable to connect to remote machine "{Client_name}" using Kerberos with machine account, error - 0x80070005
@@ -67,7 +68,8 @@ Under these conditions, client push fails with errors resembling the following i
 
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 - The issue described in the following article could still happen if the management point was unable to process a client discovery data record (DDR); this is now fully resolved.
- A client computer can steal the Configuration Manager GUID of an Unknown Computer object during imaging troubleshoot/mem/configmgr/unknown-computer-object-guid-stolen.md
+
+    [A client computer can steal the Configuration Manager GUID of an Unknown Computer object during imaging](/troubleshoot/mem/configmgr/unknown-computer-object-guid-stolen)
 
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 - The Active Directory Forest Discovery method fails if it receives a "The server is not operational" exception during the discovery process, leading to incomplete discovery results. An error resembling the following is recorded in the ADForestDisc.log file.