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I wouldn't mind if Microsoft didn't keep breaking Windows PIN and Windows Hello. Enabled it on a private PC but a different account (a work one) owns the Offic
by buro9 2y ago
I wouldn't mind if Microsoft didn't keep breaking Windows PIN and Windows Hello.
Enabled it on a private PC but a different account (a work one) owns the Office license, and now Windows knows that there is an account that owns the Windows license and a different account that owns the Office license.
Result? All kinds of fun that looks like this https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/windows-hello-pin-this-option-is-currently/ba9596e1-fa6a-483b-8f64-45234bedce7e https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/window... and has many many recommended answers, of which none worked.
What did work, was removing the work account via Accounts > Work or School, and falling back to a local account and password for Windows. At least I can sign in to the machine again.