Error (The maximum number of devices that can be joined to the workplace by the user has been reached) during a Workplace Join

When trying to perform a Workplace Join action, an error stating “The maximum number of devices that can be joined to the workplace by the user has been reached” occurs.

When a user tries to perform a Workplace Join operation on a WIndows device, they receive the following message:

Confirm you are using the current sign-in info, and that your workplace uses this feature. Also, the connection to your workplace might not be working right now. Please wait and try again.

Additionally, an administrator may see the following Event details in Event Viewer.

Event ID:200
Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-Workplace Join/Admin Source: Microsoft-Windows-Workplace Join Level: Error Description: The maximum number of devices that can be joined to the workplace by the user has been reached.
Registration Service URI: 

This problem occurs because the user has joined the maximum number of devices and has fulfilled the designated quota.

To resolve this problem, check the quota configuration. Then, check the number of devices that the user has previously registered. If the quota is reached, follow these steps, depending on the applicable scenario.

• If the user is trying to perform Workplace Join to Azure Active Directory
  1. Delete devices for the user.
     1. Sign in to Azure portal or start the Azure AD console from the Microsoft 365 admin center as Company Administrator.
     2. Move to the directory that the user is trying the join.
     3. Locate Users, and then locate the user who cannot perform the Workplace Join operation.
     4. Locate Devices.
     5. Review the list to determine which devices can be deleted. Then, click Delete Device.
  2. Increase the Registered Device Quota.
     1. Sign in to the Azure portal or start the Azure AD console from the Microsoft 365 admin center as Company Administrator.
     2. Move to the directory that the user is trying the join.
     3. Locate Devices, and then locate Device Settings.
     4. Change the Maximum Number of devices per user setting to a larger value.
• If the user is trying to perform Workplace Join to your local Active Directory site
  1. Delete devices for the user.
     • Use Windows PowerShell scripts to identify devices and to delete devices that are associated with a user.
  2. Increase the Registered Device Quota value.
     1. Sign in to your AD FS server.
     2. Run Windows PowerShell as an elevated administrator.
     3. Run the following command to increase the quota:

Set-ADFSDeviceRegistration -DevicesPerUser [0 - 1000]

For example, run the following command to set the number of devices for the user to 10:

Set-ADFSDeviceRegistration -DevicesPerUser 10

You can also verify that the user has reached the device capacity by reviewing the DRS Event logs.

1. Open Event Viewer on the DRS server.
2. Browse to the location: Applications and Services Logs\Device Registration Service\DRS\Admin
3. Look for Event ID 125. It should resemble the following:
   

   User ‘user@domain.com : GUID’ is not eligible to enroll a device of type ‘device_type’ Reason ‘DeviceCapReached’.

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