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CTOnews.com June 22, Microsoft launched Windows Hello for Windows 10 as early as 2015, a way to log in to Windows devices without a password.

Microsoft believes that passwords are not always the most secure, so users can log in through Windows Hello using fingerprints and facial recognition. In addition, the company lifted password restrictions in 2021, eliminating the need for users to access their Microsoft accounts (MSA).

Now, Microsoft has announced that Windows Hello will display a new full-screen greeting from now on, and users will need to choose whether to continue to log in using facial recognition or fingerprints.

If users choose not to continue using Windows Hello, Microsoft will also provide an option to change their login options and delete their face / fingerprint data.

To put it simply, after updating KB5028763, you may (gradually promoted on June 13) receive a full-screen notification, that is, "choose whether you want to continue logging in with your face or fingerprint" and "do you want to continue to store your face or fingerprint data on this computer?"

To continue, you need to select one of two options, and then select next:

"Yes, log in with my face or fingerprint. Continue to store my data so that I can log in to this computer using Windows Hello face or fingerprint recognition."

"No, change the login method. Take me to settings where you can delete login options and delete my data."

If you select "Yes, log in with my face or fingerprint" and then select "next", you do not need to perform further steps; if you select "No, change the login method", the Settings application will be opened. and any additional steps required to change the way you log in to the device are required.

Microsoft mentioned that starting from June 13, 2023, if one of the following describes your device, you may receive this full-screen dialog:

You have recently updated or upgraded your device to a later version of Windows 10 or Windows 11.

You have logged in to the Windows device using face or fingerprint recognition Windows Hello for more than 1 year and have installed updates released on June 13, 2023 or later.

CTOnews.com reminder: this setting must be selected by the end user of the device and cannot be preconfigured on the administrator's managed device.

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