Windows 10: Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security disappear on windows 11 22H2

Hello there,Recently, I was reading the document windows hello Enhanced Sign-in Security.https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/device-experiences/windows-hello-enhanced-sign-in-securityAccording to the document, I can not find the "Enhanced Sign-in Security" state on the "Core isolation" page.I know the story about the win11 22H2 update leading to Windows Hello being disabled.My laptop is a 2022 product. It has a pre-installed win11 22H2.I'm sure my device satisfies the requirements of "System Compatibility" and "Biometric Sensor Compatibility."So my question is Enhanced Si

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Windows Hello sign in not working following windows 11 22H2 update. Is there a fix yet other than entering the pin?

Sumit, Hello,

Microsoft advised following the issue being raised after the 22H2 release to just use the PIN, until addressed.

Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security were temporarily restricted from receiving the Windows 11, version 22H2 upgrade until the issue had been fixed. Unfortuently mine automatically downloaded the update.

Users who have already updated to the Windows 11, 22H2 version and are experiencing the Windows Hello signing-in issue can log in to their accounts with their user passwords.

Although Microsoft already addressed the issue in the KB5017389 preview cumulative update, the compatibility hold safeguard will likely be removed in mid-October.

Has it been addressed?

How do I fix it, after it has automatically downloaded the 22H2 update?

Yes my Hello Pin works fine but not the biometrics. It was listed as a bug in September and a blaock was released by microsoft but my machine automatically updated to 22H2 before i could stop it.

Problem is I use a tablet and therefore the biometrics are ideal, using a pin is not, as i need to open a keyboard, - which is why i use a tablet as i dont need a keyboard most of the time.

 

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