Windows 10: Getting Windows Hello Sign In to work with cached credentials and Azure AD

We are in the process of transitioning our laptop deployment from Local AD to Azure AD using Autopilot. We've noticed a behavior in Windows Hello that has changed with this transition: Upon logging in with Windows Hello, the system no longer seems to have cached credentials and you cannot login seamlessly to other systems like file server, VPN and WIFI etc.. If you use your account name and password, all works fine. While using our Local AD, we did not have this issue with Windows Hello; it had cached credentials either way. Is there a way to get Windows Hello to work with cached credentials

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Unable to login to VM via RDP using Azure AD credentials...

Hey there, Microsoft community, I have a client using a Lenovo ThinClient with Windows 10 ioT installed. They are using it to login to a Windows 10 VM on a Scale NUC (not an Azure VM) via Remote Desktop Connection and they are to use their Azure AD credentials to remote in.

The problem I am having is that I can't seem to login with those credentials, the error I am getting is:

The credentials that were used to connect to VMName did not work. Please enter new credentials.

I have tried the following formats: "AzureAD\*** Email address is removed for privacy ***", "AzureAD\Username", "*** Email address is removed for privacy ***". None of them worked.

I have verified the following:

- the Azure AD user is on the list of Remote Desktop Users
- the password I have entered is correct

- I have rebooted the VM many times and reset the network connections using Scale NUC.

Now the VM was having a problem where it couldn't activate because it didn't find a valid Microsoft 365 Business subscription with the Azure AD user account. I fixed that by re-signing in, but I still cannot remote in using the AzureAD credentials.

Any suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Microsoft Community, in advance!

 

legacy Azure AD account

Hello

Is there a way to resume a azure AD/ user login information,

I have tried disable credential manager, seems work for a while but the credential box comes back.

My question is, is the azure AD account unlockable

thanks

 

Windows 10 Remote Desktop connection using Azure AD Credentials

My organization is running Windows 10 joined to Azure AD organization (completely cloud hosted, i.e. no on-prem Active Directory). I login to my PC with a username in the form of "username@organization.com" with no issues and have enabled Remote Desktop connections to this PC.

If I attempt to Remote Desktop from another PC on the LAN or from home, my credentials are always deemed invalid. If I attempt to login using a local account (via RDP) it works just fine.

Can anyone suggest why Azure AD credentials do not work over RDP or how to enable this feature?