Windows 10: Windows 10 will let you say goodbye to passwords forever

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Problem with WINDOWS Movie Maker in WINDOWS 10

I will tell you: Your Windows 10 is a ****! The worst OS ever! I lost my time of work to fix Windows 10 constantly bugs and ****. Today I cant open Store and apps. But no anymore. Tomorow: Goodbye Windows 10 forever!!!

 

Problems with password after upgrading to Windows 10

Upgraded Windows 10 will not accept my old password. Says it's incorrect???? Same password I've been using forever.

 

People that forget passwords will also misplace their face/ fingers... *Tongue

 

*Roflmao2

Please help, I lost my password and can't sign in anymore.

 

Any lockout I've ever had happen was not because of forgetting a password it was because Microsoft exasperated the need to have a cell number associated with my account to send a text message to regardless of the password entered.
Oddly this has only happened with a new outlook.com email address
Microsoft security is going bonkers with this new security garbage.

On a happy note is gmail although is still wanting a cell number doesn't lock you out to access and possibly update surety info like a secondary email address to send reset info too,
I feel my future sees more Google than Microsoft services/ devices.....
if the os 10.. relies completely on this security looks like Google devices and Linux will be in mine *Wink
Linux mint mate 17.1 is pretty good in my book *Smile

 

Brink

that is good news
my brain is fried from remembering passwords

 

I find it strange I have had the same password with my Credit Union (bank) for over 20 years, they ask a varied security question, which I made up 3 questions & answers of my choosing, when I set up the online account.

Never once, have I had a problem signing in or verification problems. Nor has our bank ever had a security problem that I am aware of. I take that back only once, they had to re-issue visa cards because the visa handler had been compromised.

But, here again, you will either need to have a camera or some sort of touch device or screen to make it work, I see this viable as a routine option may be 10 years from now, when non-touch devices are no longer made and everything comes with a camera.

 

Here is a link to Fast Identity Online (Fido). Interesting reading.

Specifications Overview | FIDO Alliance

Jim *Cool

 

That darn Microsoft is at it again. . .I always thought it was their fault I was having problems remembering my password regardless of how simple I made it. . .Darn them. . .*really

 

Sticky notes with passwords written on them. Stick them to the monitor. Works for my mother in law.

 

Hmmm! good idea. . .*Biggrin

 

I thought I was the only one to use the sticky notes method.

 

A workmate of mine had a pad of sticky notes printed with "when you were out, the sh-t hit the fan", they always amused the boss.

 

Just being curious. If you set up Fido would you still be able to log in with a password as a backup just in case?