Windows 10: Windows 10 Pro v2004 - Chrome and Github get signed out between boots

Hello Folks,

I updated my Windows 10 Pro system to version 2004 on 7/13. Ever since then, whenever I restart my machine, or boot it from being turned off, I have to manually sign into Chrome (Google Account) and Github (command line). I've looked at the Credentials Manager, and I don't see them persisting between boots. Has anyone else had this problem and found a solution?

At first, I thought it was Chrome acting up, but then I downloaded the canary build of Chrome and I've still got the same problems. Another datapoint is that my git commands when using Intellij require me to enter in my credentials too which is not something that's happened before.

Any help or guidance will be greatly appreciated. And of course, I deleted the old version because I was running out of space.

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