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Author: ronmiab

azure-local/manage/azure-arc-vms-faq.yml

@@ -65,9 +65,9 @@ sections:
         No. Azure Local VMs can be managed by Azure CLI or Azure portal. In either case, no fee is charged. Some VM extensions might have a fee. 
 
     - question: |
-        Why is my image drop-down list blank when creating my Azure Local VM using Trusted launch?
+        Why are my image dropdown lists blank when creating my Azure Local VM using Trusted launch?
       answer: | 
-        When you create an Azure Local VM using Trusted launch, your image must be available on your cluster. If your image isn't available, the drop-down lists during the creation process will be blank. This is by design. For information on which images work for Trusted launch VMs, see [Guest operating system images](/azure/azure-local/manage/trusted-launch-vm-overview?view=azloc-24113#guest-operating-system-images).
+        When you create an Azure Local VM using Trusted launch, your image must be available on your cluster. If your image isn't available, the dropdown lists during the creation process will be blank. This is by design. For information on which images work for Trusted launch VMs, see [Guest operating system images](/trusted-launch-vm-overview.md#guest-operating-system-images).
 
     - question: |
         Can I use the same name for gallery image projections and do existing VMs use the new image?

azure-local/manage/troubleshoot-arc-enabled-vms.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ This article describes how to collect logs and troubleshoot issues with Azure Lo
 
 ## Unable to select an image for Trusted launch VMs
 
-When you create an Azure Local VM, your image must be available on your cluster. If your image isn't available, the drop-down lists for options like security type and image will appear blank during the creation process. This is by design. For information on which images work for Trusted launch VMs, see [Guest operating system images](./trusted-launch-vm-overview.md#guest-operating-system-images).
+When you create an Azure Local VM, your image must be available on your cluster. If your image isn't available, the dropdown lists for options like security type and image will appear blank during the creation process. This is by design. For information on which images work for Trusted launch VMs, see [Guest operating system images](./trusted-launch-vm-overview.md#guest-operating-system-images).
 
 ## Failure when trying to enable guest management
 

azure-local/manage/trusted-launch-vm-overview.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Trusted launch is a security type that can be specified when creating Azure Loca
 
 - IgvmAgent is a component that is installed on all machines in the Azure Local system. It enables support for isolated VMs like Trusted launch for Azure Local VMs, for example.
 
-- Trusted launch for Azure Local VMs uses only a subset of images on Azure Local. When you create Azure Local VMs and want to use Trusted launch, ensure your images are available on your cluster. If the images aren't available, the drop-down list during the creation process will be blank. This is by design. For information on which images work for Trusted launch VMs, see [Guest operating system images](#guest-operating-system-images).
+- Trusted launch for Azure Local VMs uses only a subset of images on Azure Local. When you create Azure Local VMs and want to use Trusted launch, ensure your images are available on your cluster. If the images aren't available, the dropdown list during the creation process will be blank. This is by design. For information on which images work for Trusted launch VMs, see [Guest operating system images](#guest-operating-system-images).
 
 - As part of Trusted launch for Azure Local VM creation, Hyper-V creates VM files at a default location on disk to store the VM state. By default, access to those VM files is restricted to host server administrators only. If you store those VM files in a different location, you must ensure that the location is access restricted to host server administrators only.