Windows Hello, the system that allows for secure login to your Windows 11 (or 10) PC, no longer works when using facial ...

A recent Windows update has changed how Windows Hello face unlock works, now requiring a color camera in addition to IR sensors to authenticate you. That means it no longer works in the dark.

Will your laptop recognize you in the dark? Maybe. Maybe not. An April patch update for Windows now “requires color cameras” ...

Windows 11/10 offers multiple options to log in to your PC, ranging from simple PIN method to more complex Windows Hello Face unlock. ... Windows login screen does not show up.

Windows Hello webcams are rare, but so useful. We've rounded up several PC cameras that do support Windows Hello, so you can log in with facial recognition to your PC.

If you use Windows Hello, you’ll also have more options when choosing how you log in and authenticate permissions on your device, and there are other feature updates you can read more deeply ...

Set Solid color as Login screen background in Windows 11/10. Please note, that this involves editing the Windows Registry. Wrongly editing the Registry can cause your computer to stop functioning.

If you have been relying on Windows Hello facial unlock to access your Windows 11 PC, you may have noticed that it no longer ...

Windows Hello, which was first introduced in Windows 10, is the company's multifactor authentication that uses PIN, fingerprints and face to log in to a Windows machine.

Recent Windows 11 updates are breaking Windows Hello face sign-in, and Microsoft is now aware of the problem. ... Once back at the login screen, ...

To set up your PIN in Windows 11, go to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options and select PIN (Windows Hello), then click the Set up button. Click Next , then authenticate your account.

Windows Hello no longer works in the dark, thanks to a new security update that requires visible face detection via webcam.