So, what's the big problem?
Obviously Microsoft forgot to hire someone who understands how to prepare a set of instructions or to write an operating handbook.
I say "forgot" because after purchasing, setting up and using hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of MS stuff in the past, I know they've done the job correctly in the past, if not now.
What I really got out of this is that some laid off Oracle writers must have gotten the MS contract for writing the stuff, because 100% of it sounds just like the nonsense they used to spew.
Thank goodness I no longer need to deal with MS or Oracle under a performance deadline.
It does, doesn't it? However, it also demonstrates that Microsoft's hardware division had better get in better communications with their User Interface division, PDQ. A little vetting of what they are shipping might be beneficial.