Windows 10: Multi Factor Authentication - Everytime you sign into windows computer Is it possible?

Hi,It doesn't seem to occur but I would like to see if Windows/Microsoft has the ability to request Multi Factor Authentication two step authentication every time you sign in to your laptop/computer for the first time excl. when it's a simple lock screen from being away for too long. Is this a function or is it something where I read, it might every 14 days - the authenticator request is reset?Cheers,Miguel

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log to a computer using multi-factor authentication server

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand your concern as you are looking options for implementing two factor authentication with the Azure multi-factor authentication sever.
I would suggest you to refer the article on
Getting started with the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server which contains information that could prove itself useful to you.



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log to a computer using multi-factor authentication server

I'm looking for a way to implement two factor authentication with the Azure multi-factor authentication sever. I have a server installed on premises that applies 2FA to a VPN connection that is working properly. Is there a way to implement this service
for when users log to their computers on site? this is, authenticate a user when he sits in front of his computer and logs in.

 

Multi-factor authentication on Windows 10

Hi Varunn,

Yes there are ways for the multifactor authentication being set. This will require some working on the domain controller. Here is a link of a way Microsoft suggest multifactor authentication:

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/cbernier/20...

You can also use the Windows Bitlocker tool to encrypt the disk and since you enter a fixed password it's basically multifactor authentication. One password to decrypt the disk and then the password for the domain.

Let us know if you need anything else. We are here to help you out.