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ShaneKidani
Hello all,
I am unable to setup Windows Hello features, and could use a little help. Here's what I've done/ensured/verified:
Drivers: All have been updated (even those not pertaining to biometrics).
BIOS/UEFI: Current, but problem existed prior to latest update.
Gpedit: All applicable Biometric and Windows Hello for Business policies are set to Enabled; however, under Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Windows Components>Windows Hello for business, the "Use biometrics" has a disabled icon, despite the setting being enabled.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Biometrics\Credential Provider:
Computer has been fitted with our image, with the following software:
O365 click-to-run
Chrome
Firefox
RSAT
connect-exopssession
connect-msonline
Pstools
I've searched and searched; and read many of posts that describe the simplicity of Win+x>Settings>Accounts>Sign-in Options to turn on/enable Windows Hello, and obviously, if things were that simple, I wouldn't need to ask for help here.
Can someone tell me what I've missed?
System Info:
Win 10 1903 Ent
Domain joined
No GPO disabling/blocking biometrics (unless there is something being hidden from gpresult /r)
I have sys admin and local admin permission
Lenovo L13 Yoga R90XAH6L (integrated camera and fingerprint reader)
I believe this covers all the preliminary info, but if I missed anything, please let me know what you need.
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I am unable to setup Windows Hello features, and could use a little help. Here's what I've done/ensured/verified:
Drivers: All have been updated (even those not pertaining to biometrics).
BIOS/UEFI: Current, but problem existed prior to latest update.
Gpedit: All applicable Biometric and Windows Hello for Business policies are set to Enabled; however, under Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Windows Components>Windows Hello for business, the "Use biometrics" has a disabled icon, despite the setting being enabled.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Biometrics\Credential Provider:
Computer has been fitted with our image, with the following software:
O365 click-to-run
Chrome
Firefox
RSAT
connect-exopssession
connect-msonline
Pstools
I've searched and searched; and read many of posts that describe the simplicity of Win+x>Settings>Accounts>Sign-in Options to turn on/enable Windows Hello, and obviously, if things were that simple, I wouldn't need to ask for help here.
Can someone tell me what I've missed?
System Info:
Win 10 1903 Ent
Domain joined
No GPO disabling/blocking biometrics (unless there is something being hidden from gpresult /r)
I have sys admin and local admin permission
Lenovo L13 Yoga R90XAH6L (integrated camera and fingerprint reader)
I believe this covers all the preliminary info, but if I missed anything, please let me know what you need.
Continue reading...